Everyone Using Chrome Is Getting a Vital Free Upgrade that Fixes a Serious Problem - The Mirror
- Google announced at its 2025 I/O conference a new Chrome feature that automatically changes compromised passwords on supported websites.
- This feature builds on the existing Password Manager, which detects breached credentials and was enhanced to reduce friction in securing accounts.
- Chrome generates strong replacement passwords and updates them automatically if websites implement a specific URL to redirect users to the password change page.
- Google explained that if Chrome identifies a password as compromised during login, its Password Manager offers users an automatic option to update and secure their credentials, simplifying the recovery process.
- The update will begin rollout in 2025 on a limited set of sites and aims to simplify password management while improving user security over time.
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Chrome's password manager will now auto-update your weak passwords
(Credit: The Shortcut/Google)👏 Google has added a useful update to the built-in password manager in Chrome that can change a compromised or unsafe password automatically👍 It will prompt the user if an unsafe password is used at sign-in with an option to fix it automatically🔒 On ‘supported websites', it can also generate a strong replacement and update automatically, according to Google🤔 Currently, the password manager can detect an unsafe pa…
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