ZDNET's key takeaways Google's new enhanced autofill can store and fill in more types of info.You can save your driver's ...

It's easy to think that the password managers your web browser recommends you to use are secure enough, but it's not as simple as you might imagine.

Using any password manager is better than using none, so if you’re avoiding your browser’s password manager because you’ve heard it’s unsafe, and as a result, use the same password across websites, ...

If you use Enpass on a Linux, macOS, or Windows desktop, you can store unlimited logins for free. There’s also a portable ...

Google updates Chrome’s enhanced autofill to handle passports, driver’s licenses, and vehicle IDs like VINs, with opt-in ...

Google expands autocomplete feature in the Chrome browser. In addition to data such as name and address, users will no longer ...

Google has rolled out an update to its Chrome browser that lets users autofill more personal information than before.

Google Chrome expands Autofill capabilities to include passport numbers, driver's licence details and vehicle information.

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The autofill information will only save if you authorize it, and the saved information is protected by encryption.

Samsung Internet on Windows has plenty of great features, but one important thing is preventing me from switching from Chrome ...