Microsoft is getting rid of passwords in less than two weeks.

Passwords and saved addresses that were in the Authenticator app have not been deleted; rather, they've been moved to ...

Starting in August, your saved passwords will no longer be accessible in Microsoft's Authenticator app. You have several options.

Microsoft Authenticator is about to go through a radical downgrade and no longer be a password manager. You might need to ...

Microsoft will soon no longer let you use its Authenticator app to store or autofill passwords. Starting in July, you won’t ...

However, starting June 1, the app will stop saving new passwords as Microsoft shifts password management to its Edge browser. By July 1, the autofill function in Authenticator will be disabled, ...

Just like 1Password Families, the browser-based password managers in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari were able to generate passwords. (You have to be logged in when using Firefox and Safari.) ...

With built-in password managers, switching can be more of a hassle: Microsoft, to its credit, offers a Chrome extension for accessing your passwords outside of Edge, but it doesn’t offer add-ons ...

If you don’t want to use Edge as your password manager, you’ll need to export your passwords from Authenticator and import them into whatever other password manager you end up using.

Apple has just released a new update to macOS Sonoma that brings its Password Manager to Chrome, Microsoft Edge and other browsers.. This update means that Mac users who prefer to use Google ...

Following this update, Mac users will be able to use Apple’s password manager in third-party web browsers, such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Arc. You may not be aware […] TechCrunch ...