Google Password Manager Updates

[mmadhankumar]

One of the new features coming along Android M that Google chose not to highlight during the keynote yesterday is a password manager called Smart Lock for Passwords.

Here’s how it works. When you first sign into an app that supports Smart Lock for Passwords, your device will ask if you want to save the credentials into Smart Lock. If you chose yes, the credentials will be stored online and the next time you need to log into the respective app, you will be logged in automatically with zero effort on your side. And that goes for any device on which you are signed in with your Google account.

Google launches password manager that can log you automatically into apps

 

[Bapun]

New website for Google Passwords - passwords.google

Google Password Manager - Manage Your Passwords Safely & Easily

Manage, store, and create secure passwords with Google Password Manager and easily sign in to sites in your Chrome browser and Android and iOS apps.

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Google built its password manager to stay out of your way — letting you save passwords when you log in, filling them when you need them and ensuring they aren’t compromised. However, you might want to add your passwords to the app directly, too. That's why, due to popular demand, we're adding this functionality to Google Password Manager on all platforms.

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Staying safe online with our updated Google Password Manager

Today we've started rolling out a number of updates that help make the experience easier to use, with even stronger protections built in.

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[OnlyTech]

Earlier, the UI of password manager in Chrome on the web was very different from Chrome on Android.

Google updates its password manager for unified experience across all platforms

 

[Shiv Verma]

Google Password Manager has now been added to Chrome for windows apart from the web.

 

[Siddarth27]

Google Password Manager allows to share password with Family Group members

Google Password Manager finally lets you share passwords with loved ones

Google has finally rolled out password-sharing to its Password Manager, allowing you to easily share credentials with family members.

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