Google is working on a new password manager for its Chrome browser that would also automatically create strong passwords for users.
The new manager is currently in the design phase, but Google has described the process by which it would work.
When a user visits a
Google is working on a new password manager for its Chrome browser that would also automatically create strong passwords for users.
The new manager is currently in the design phase, but Google has described the process by which it would work.
When a user visits a page that Chrome thinks is asking to set up an account, it will place a key icon in the password field of the registration form. If the person clicks on that key, Chrome will ask the user whether he or she wants it to create a password. If the user says yes, Chrome will generate a password that includes letters, numbers and characters that make it difficult for a hacker to crack and impossible for the user to remember -- and ask