Microsoft’s new password manager works across Edge, Chrome, and mobile devices

guest · Dec 16, 2020

Microsoft’s new password manager works across Edge, Chrome, and mobile devices
Microsoft Authenticator now autofills your passwords
December 16, 2020
https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/16...thenticator-autofill-feature-password-manager

Microsoft is building a new password manager that syncs credentials across its Edge browser, Google Chrome, and mobile iOS or Android devices. A preview version of the password manager is now built into Microsoft Authenticator, a free mobile app that’s used for multi-factor authentication.
Like many other password managers, it can autofill passwords in apps or websites on iOS or Android.
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This new autofill feature is available as a preview in Microsoft Authenticator today, and you’ll need to enable it as the default autofill provider in the iOS or Android settings of your device. Autofill only works with consumer Microsoft Accounts and is disabled for enterprise users who are using the app for phone sign in or multi-factor authentication.
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Microsoft: Securely manage and autofill passwords across all your mobile devices with Microsoft Authenticator

Today we are announcing the public preview of password management and autofill capability in the Microsoft Authenticator app. For any sites or apps you visit on your mobile device, Authenticator will help you autofill strong passwords without having to remember them. These passwords can be synced across mobile and desktop, so you can seamlessly autofill passwords as you move across devices.
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