Google is the most used browser in the world, thanks to nifty features like the built-in password manager on the desktop and ...

The obvious place to start with the Google Password Manager, if you’re completely new to it, is inside Google Chrome on the desktop. On any open tab, click the three dots (top right), then ...

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With the new function, Chrome users can generate a new password and replace the old one with just one click-without having to ...

If you log into a site with a password Chrome thinks you should change, the browser will give you the option to do it right away in one click.

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Google Chrome's built-in password manager now offers a feature for instantly changing passwords compromised in data breaches, enhancing user security.

Google announced at I/O 2025 an exciting security feature for Chrome: The browser will change compromised passwords on its own.

Google Chrome has rolled out a security enhancement that allows its built-in Password Manager to automatically replace ...

The end result, as highlighted in the Cato Networks report, was malicious code that successfully extracted credentials from the Google Chrome password manager. “This validates both the Immersive ...

Google is enhancing the security features of its Chrome browser by introducing an Automated Password Change feature aimed at ...

Google’s Chrome browser will soon offer a one-click solution to replace compromised passwords with stronger alternatives.