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- Chrome for Android now offers the ability to use third-party password managers and autofill solutions.
- The app has long restricted you to using Google’s password manager and Chrome Autofill.
- This new feature requires you to enable a flag and isn’t 100% reliable just yet.
Android has pretty robust support for password managers and autofill providers, but this doesn’t extend to Chrome for Android. Instead, Chrome users have to rely on Google’s password manager and Chrome’s autofill for entering and saving credentials.
That looks to be changing as X user Leopeva64 has discovered that Chrome for Android now lets you use other password managers and autofill providers.
