Unlike Safari, which features the share/action button on the bottom toolbar, Chrome includes its share/action button in the top right corner of the window under the three-dot icon. If you have a URL copied to your clipboard from any app like Safari or Twitter, you’ll notice this in the widget as well tapping the copied URL from the widget will open it directly in Chrome from Notification Center.Ĭhrome also includes support for app extensions like 1Password and LastPass for filling in your passwords from the apps that securely manage them without leaving the browser. Once you add the Chrome widget, you can swipe down and quickly open a new tab in the Chrome browser or open Voice Search to have a Siri-like experience within Google’s browser. Version 42 includes a new widget in the Today section of Notification Center, support for 1Password and LastPass and other app extensions, plus more.Ĭhrome’s brand new Today view widget in Notification Center puts Voice Search a swipe away from anywhere on your iPhone or iPad. Our new browser extension helps users remove that guesswork by letting 1Password remember which third-party provider they used to sign in with, and to get them to where they're going more quickly," said 1Password Chief Product Officer Steve Won, who noted that human-focused and zero-knowledge security provide its offering an edge over its competitors in the passwordless market.After just releasing a new version of Chrome for the desktop, Google is out today with an updated version of Chrome for iPhone and iPad. "The new browser extension feature that we launched today supports enterprises needs to manage Shadow IT, securing access to the apps and websites that fall outside the IT teams purview, on behalf of users and the organizations they work for. Such an extension, which is available for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Brave browsers, supports Apple, Google, Microsoft, Okta, Facebook, Twitter, GitHub, and other third-party providers, according to 1Password. Password management provider 1Password has unveiled a new browser extension with automated login saving, storing, and autofilling capabilities in a bid to advance passwordless authentication amid the growing prevalence of credential theft, VentureBeat reports.
0 kommentar(er)
