📚 Google Chrome Is Getting the Password Editing Option That Everybody Needs

Google Chrome is currently the number one desktop browser, with third-party data showing that it runs on 7 out in 10 PCs out there. And since so many people use it for their daily browsing, lots of these users probably rely on Chrome for managing their passwords too. And this truly makes sense, as passwords saved in Google Chrome means you can autofill login information when you attempt to sign into a known account. Without a doubt, the built-in password tool is pretty helpful, but on the other hand, it lacks one very simple option that would have turned it into a more advanced password manager. It’s basic functionality to edit the saved passwords, something which for some reason Google ignored until now on the desktop version of its browser. Already there on Android But according to a new report, the Mountain View-based search... ...