Google plans to launch a 'password sharing' feature in the Chrome browser, and family subscription users may be the first to experience it

News on August 31, it was recently revealed that Google plans to introduce a new feature in the password manager of its Chrome browser-the "password sharing" option. According to insider @Leopeva64, this feature will allow users to easily share their saved passwords in Chrome browser. However, it will initially be open only to users using the Google Home Subscription Service

It is understood that the Google Home Subscription Service allows users to share various Google services with up to five family members or friends. . When the user clicks the "Share" button in the Chrome browser, a dialog box will pop up listing the user's current family and friends list under the Google Home subscription service. However, it's unclear when this feature will officially go live, or if it's still in the testing and development stages.

##There are reports that Google has updated the password manager in the Chrome browser. This update brings a new icon and top search bar, and adds new options such as "Password", "Security Checkup" and "Settings" in the left menu. These improvements are intended to improve the user experience of managing passwords saved in the browser and enhance security features

The content that needs to be rewritten is: It is worth noting that the source of this message is Well-known whistleblower @Leopeva64. However, Google has yet to officially respond to the release of this feature. Further observation and understanding are needed as to when this feature will be launched in actual use and how it will affect users' password management habits

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