Chrome will offer to replace your worst passwords with just one click soon

Google is rolling out a new feature in Chrome that'll automatically replace your bad passwords with new, strong ones. BY LAURA PIPPIG AND JOEL LEE

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At Google I/O 2025 in May, we saw some pretty exciting innovations. In addition to a new AI search in Google (see page 7) and the ability to try on clothes virtually before you buy them (fave.co/3HRdFba), one improvement stands out for how it protects users who might be using inadequate passwords.

It isn't too difficult to come up with a strong password (fave.co/4dXnDDU), but you need a unique password for every single account if you want to be truly safe on the web. One way to offload that burden is to use a password manager (fave.co/3IRkfRz) that stores your unique login credentials and enters them for you, relieving you of the need to memorize anything.