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9 Google Chrome features you really should be using
Google’s Chrome browser has a lot of tricks up its sleeve, many of them little known and underutilized. Take advantage of these built-in features to strengthen security, boost productivity, and get an all-around better browsing experience.
Google Delays Third-Party Autofill in Chrome on Android
In October, Google announced that it would update Chrome on Android to support third-party autofill providers. This was originally set to appear in Chrome 131 in November. But that milestone apparently came and went, because Google revealed today that it will instead make the change in Chrome 135, which arrives in April.
Google Chrome's next AI feature will auto-fix your compromised passwords
Google is soon introducing AI to enhance its password manager in Chrome, automating password resets and suggesting new ones. The feature aims to simplify the process of detecting and resetting ...
Google Chrome Launches AI-Powered Automatic Password Change Feature
The feature builds upon Chrome’s existing password security infrastructure. When Chrome detects that a saved password has been compromised, it prompts users to change it and can then automatically handle the password update process.
Google delays third-party autofill support on Chrome for Android
In an October 2024 announcement, Google had planned to enable native support for third-party autofill services, including password managers, in Chrome 131, to allow direct form filling on websites. However, due to developer feedback, the release has been delayed, as confirmed in the latest announcement.
Google’s Shock New Chrome Password Update—What You Need To Do
Would you want AI to change your password automatically? Google has some good or bad news for you if you are a Chrome user.
Google Chrome might change your passwords automatically one day
Google is working on a feature where Chrome will automatically change your passwords when it detects a data breach.
Would you trust AI to change your browser passwords automatically? Google thinks you will.
Google is working on a feature for its Chrome browser that will change your. "Automated Password Change" is now in testing within the Canary version of Chrome and could make its way to everyone if testing goes well.
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Google Chrome: How to turn off autocomplete
Google Chrome is the default browser on most phones, laptops, PCs, and our favorite Chromebooks, thanks to its intuitive UI, seamless integration with other Google services, and customization ...
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Chrome 135 on Android will improve autofill using third-party password managers [Updated]
Google is updating Chrome for Android next month with native third-party autofill support when using an alternate password manager. Update 2/7/25: Support for third-party password managers has ...
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Chrome may offer to automatically change your passwords compromised in data breaches
Google Chrome is testing an AI-powered automated password change feature in Canary. The feature kicks in once Chrome detects breached passwords and can automatically change them for you.
New Browser Syncjacking Attack Gives Hackers Full Device Control
Hackers can use Syncjacking to hijack Google accounts through malicious extensions, stealing passwords and browsing data.