Chrome, Google and password

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.
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 Chrome may soon use “AI” to replace compromised passwords
The option, "Automated password Change" (so, early stages—as to not yet get a copyedit), is described as, "When Chrome finds one of your passwords in a data breach, it can offer to change your password for you when you sign in.
Google’s Chrome Decision—How To Click Once To Stop Being Tracked
Chrome is fairly secure — its boss Parisa Tabriz is a security engineer after all, but its privacy scorecard is less healthy. Now there’s light at the end of the tunnel. A single click to kill tracking.
How Google uses AI to protect you in Chrome
It's Safer Internet Day, and Google is celebrating it by reminding Chrome users how AI-enabled Safe Browsing works.
Google Chrome might soon use AI to make you a better password
Google’s possibly impending ‘AI innovation’ makes getting on top of data breaches that much easier, but there’s little else to it other than convenience.
Gemini Flash 2.0 is rolling out, powerful, and no longer experimental
Google gave us a peek at Gemini 2.0 Flash, and now it's officially here! This isn't just a minor tweak, either. Google is ...
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Google touts 2x phishing, scam protection by enabling Chrome’s Enhanced Safe Browsing
As part of Safer Internet Day, Google shared that Safe Browsing’s Enhanced Protection mode has been enabled by over 1 billion Chrome users.
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Google’s Chrome Security Update Failure—What You Need To Do Now
So, when I see complaints (1,2) that Chrome won’t update in the official Google support forums, that’s precisely what I’m doing: taking it seriously. At least, more seriously than some of ...