

This story will be updated at a later time. We reached out to Google for more info on when both the biometric authentication expansion and iOS patch will launch.

Under Reset and Clean, click Restore settings to their original defaults. On the pop-up page, scroll down to the bottom and click Advanced. Step 2: In the Settings window, scroll down and look for Autofill section. Autofill prompts will be made larger, and whenever you review your saved credentials in the Settings, multiple saved accounts for one website will be now grouped together.' We reached out to. Click on the three stacked dots icon in the upper right corner of your Chrome Web browser. Step 1: Open Chrome and click on its menu ( three vertical dots) on the upper right side of the browser. Autofill prompts will be made larger, and whenever you review your saved credentials in the Settings, “multiple saved accounts for one website will be grouped together." Reset Google Chrome to Default Settings to fix this issue.
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The rest of the iOS update consists of minor design tweaks to make some things easier to do. The tool will urge you to change your information if it detects a weak, reused, or compromised password. On iOS, Password Checkup on Chrome will begin to flag faulty logins. For example, if you own a laptop sporting a fingerprint reader, then the browser allow you to sign into accounts with only your fingerprint. The types of biometric authentication Chrome supports ultimately depends on your computer. Google states that enabling this will add a second “layer of security before” auto-filling credentials. Regarding the final three additions, they will arrive later in the year.įirst, Chrome on desktop will be getting biometric authentication, something that's been exclusive to the mobile app up to this point.
