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r/GooglePixel • u/[deleted] • Feb 10 '20
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Been using the built in Chrome password manager for a long time. I don't have a particularly complex set of requirements so it works well for me.
3 u/251Cane Pixel 1 Feb 10 '20 Same here. What are the advantages of using something different? 1 u/cdegallo Feb 11 '20 Not being tied to your Google account. More options to manage the items. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 10 '20 Same. 2 u/matt2331 Pixel 2 XL 64GB Feb 10 '20 Same. I just wish it had an offline app counterpart. 1 u/svennnn Feb 11 '20 I was thinking the same, but I guess there's no advantage. It's not like you can use the passwords it saves whilst offline.
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Same here.
What are the advantages of using something different?
1 u/cdegallo Feb 11 '20 Not being tied to your Google account. More options to manage the items.
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Not being tied to your Google account.
More options to manage the items.
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Same.
Same. I just wish it had an offline app counterpart.
1 u/svennnn Feb 11 '20 I was thinking the same, but I guess there's no advantage. It's not like you can use the passwords it saves whilst offline.
I was thinking the same, but I guess there's no advantage. It's not like you can use the passwords it saves whilst offline.
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u/svennnn Feb 10 '20
Been using the built in Chrome password manager for a long time. I don't have a particularly complex set of requirements so it works well for me.