Google Password Manager review

Google Password Manager is developed for Google users. It is used to save and store passwords securely.It is built in with Google Chrome.

Pros and cons of using Google Password Manager

Pros of Google Password Manager

• simple-Google Password Manager is simple to use and allows users to store login credentials easily. Users don't need to install any software or apps to use it, while the other password managers have a complex UI and settings.

• Free-Google Password Manager is free to use. The user doesn't need to pay subscription fees to use it. The user will get access to the password just after creating a Google account. It comes with Google Chrome.

• Fast-Google Password Manager is fast. The auto-login into the website is done after visiting the website. The waiting time to sign up using it is much less.The user does not need to wait while using Google Password Manager.It is faster than other password managers.

• Multi-features-Google Password Manager has features like auto-form fill-up, auto-login to websites, password generation, etc. The password can be synced across different platforms. The password stored on the PC can be accessed on mobile. The user can edit and save passwords into it. The password can be imported/exported into the file. The Google password manager can be integrated into Gboard on the Android/iOS platform.

Cons of Google Password Manager:

• Less secure—The hacker can gain access to the Google password through unauthorized access to the PC, mobile, laptop, etc. Security layers are absent while accessing the password manager. The unknown person only needs to know the password for Windows, the laptop, and the mobile to gain access to all passwords.

• Integrated with Chrome only-Google Password Manager can be used with the Google Chrome browser only. It cannot be used with other browsers like Opera, Mozilla Firefox, etc. The user cannot access passwords stored in Google Password while using another browser like Opera, Mozilla Firefox, etc.