Do you want to try Password Generator to be offered by Google Chrome in future versions of browser to create accounts?, here is the way. Password Generator which Chrome team has been working on since some time now for Chrome browser which when detects account creation pages shows pair of keys icon which when clicked suggests strong passwords for new accounts.
Today’s update for dev. channel has added “enable password generation” flag to about:flags page. If you’re interested to test this feature right now, you just need to enable this flag on dev. channel.
Enable and Test built-in Password Generator in Google Chrome
1. Visit about:flags in the browser
2. Find enable password generation flag and click enable button below it
3. Restart the browser.
Now from Chrome menu sign into the browser.
Visit Nytimes.com, and try to create an account there by clicking on “Register now” link which takes you to Nytimes.com register page.
Here you can see keys icon in the password field, click on it to generate the password in the password suggestion dialog box. You can keep trying for new passwords by clicking on “Reload” icon at the end of password field.
Once you want to use the generated password, click on “Try it” button which fills Retype password field automatically. Google Chrome, probably is the first browser to offer password generation feature for users?
What do you say about this feature?share with us in comments.
Update: After enabling Password Generation flag you can see “enable automatic password generation” option added and selected under Passwords and forms of Advanced Settings.
then how am i supposed to remember it? And google has already has enough of my personal details in their hands, no thanks google!
One possibility, for remembering the password, would be to write the password down, along with the site name, in a little black book. That’s hardly the only possibility, but it’s probably best for people that are not prepared to pick a better one.
And, if you do not want chrome to encounter your personal details, that suggets you should be using another browser and having it encounter your personal details, instead (or you could not use any browser).