With constant concerns in the field of security, Google is always looking to improve the Chrome and protect user passwords. With many measures already applied, it now brings new ways to easily manage passwords in Chrome.
With Password Manager, Google seeks to guarantee the maximum security of passwords in Chrome. This is a secure area where these elements are kept and where users can centrally manage their passwords. Now there is news in this field, which becomes safer and simpler to use.
The news is already coming to Chrome and will soon be used by everyone. They start with a dedicated Chrome homepage on your desktop, making it easy to review all your saved online credentials or change password settings. If you prefer, you can also create a desktop shortcut for Google's password manager.
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Google continues with more authentication methods on the desktop. If until now it was limited to smartphones, it may now be possible to have authentication before the passwords are filled in automatically. We are talking about using fingerprint, facial recognition or other methods compatible with the computer's operating system.
Another novelty is the possibility of having notes about the accounts that are saved in Chrome. This is particularly useful for those who have multiple accounts for the same site or have an additional pin so they can access everything. Just click on the padlock on the website and choose the option to edit.
Because Chrome is a universal browser, Google decided to give it a tool to be able to interact with other proposals in this field. With the novelty, users can import passwords from any other browser. Simply export to a .csv file and import them directly into Chrome.
Finally we have a novelty for Chrome dedicated to iOS. Finally, weak and reused passwords can also be detected to protect users. These news will arrive in the near future and further increase the security of Chrome and user data.
