The fix is using a password manager, which remembers all your logins for you (and even helps you invent strong passwords). There are plenty to choose from, but here we’ll take a look at the Google ...

A reliable password manager like NordPass can be your first line of defense against cyber threats.

In comparison, 1Password, or another similar password manager, autofills the 2FA code after I sign in with my login ...

When my password manager suddenly crashed last year, I was lucky that I hadn't stored many passwords yet and restored my password manager master key fairly quickly. Still, those p ...

But if you've decided to move on from Google Password Manager, Google has just made it easier to delete all your stored data in one go. For me, the Delete all data option appears in the Settings ...

you want to abandon Google's Password Manager (GPM) for a competitor, you'll soon have a way more streamlined way to delete all your stored GPM data. First spotted in code strings earlier this ...

This option lets you mass-delete your passwords and passkeys. We discovered evidence of a “delete all data” option in Google Password Manager a few months ago. This would allow you to quickly ...

Your toolbar in Google Chrome is always present, and now you can customize it with additional buttons and functions so it's more efficient than ever.

Passkeys could soon become much more convenient for using across multiple devices, with Android preparing new import/export ...

It seems Google is also concerned about you ... “Export blocked for your protection: The password manager you’re trying to export to doesn’t follow best practices.” What’s interesting ...

Google Password Manager could be working on passkey import ... Google’s password manager may soon allow you to transfer your passkeys to a new phone, making their use as a login tool even ...