Your passkeys can now move between password managers on Android – Help Net Security – helpnetsecurity.com
Google turned on a transfer feature in Android that moves passwords and passkeys straight from one password manager to another, with no file to download along the way.
Bitwarden Extension Setup: 5 Browsers, 10 Steps [2026] – tech-insider.org
This walkthrough covers a clean installation on all five major browsers, the vault timeout and biometric settings worth changing from the defaults, a scripted way to verify the extension actually landed where you expect it
I’ve used countless browser shortcuts over the years, but Ctrl+Shift+D is still my favorite – How-To Geek
The web looks very different from when I first started using it. Browsers have changed, websites have become more complex, and I’ve picked up countless keyboard shortcuts along the way.
I changed one Chrome setting and got gigabytes of RAM back without closing my tabs – makeuseof.com
I have a confession, and it’s not exactly flattering: I’m a digital hoarder. At any given moment, my browser is basically a timeline of my week
You’re using Google Maps wrong if you haven’t changed these 4 settings – howtogeek.com
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve opened Google Maps, typed in my destination, and blindly followed the blue arrow as if it knows my life inside out.
10 Google Wallet features you should be using – howtogeek.com
After years of jumping between Google Pay and Google Wallet, the company finally settled on Google Wallet as its one-stop destination for everything from contactless payments to digital IDs. Here are some of its helpful features to make your life easier.
5 Google Maps features that will save you time on your busiest days – howtogeek.com
When your day is packed, getting from one place to another can become a task in itself. Whether I’m heading out for a day of leisure or working my way through a long to-do list, Google Maps often ends up doing more than just giving me directions.
Passkeys were supposed to be more secure than passwords. Now they’re getting hacked – howtogeek.com
The catch is that Pass-ta-key is possible to pull off only on Windows, and by the looks of it, only if the passkeys are managed by Google Password Manager in Chrome for Windows.
How to Take a Screenshot on Chromebook Without the Windows Key – technobezz.com
Start with Quick Settings if you want the cleanest route, then use the option that matches your keyboard or device mode.
I stopped saving credentials in Google Password Manager; my accounts are much safer – androidpolice.com
While it is convenient, Google’s built-in tool isn’t a great password manager. It wouldn’t be our default recommendation, even if you’re just starting with a proper password management system.
6 Pixel camera features hiding behind a single swipe most owners never make – makeuseof.com
I’ve used Pixels for years, and for most of that time, taking a photo has looked exactly the same. Open the camera, point it at whatever caught my eye, tap the shutter, and move on. Pixels have always done the hard work for me so well that I never really felt the need to explore much beyond that.
Google Wallet knows where you go—here’s why location-tracking is one of its best features – howtogeek.com
Location access is one of those permissions that everyone should take seriously. Not every app that requests it truly needs it. You may not think a mobile payments app like Google Wallet needs location access, but it actually enables some helpful features.
Google Pixel phones have built-in diagnostic tools that nobody talks about – howtogeek.com
Google Pixel phones are not exactly renowned for having a huge selection of features—the downside to minimalism. That’s why I was recently surprised to find a suite of diagnostic tools in the settings. T
I didn’t realize my Samsung phone’s camera can do this — now I use i differently – makeuseof.com
I used to rely on separate apps just to scan QR codes. Then one day, I opened my Samsung camera and saw it highlight a link the moment I pointed it at one.
How to Set Up Google Authenticator: 13 Steps [2026] – tech-insider.org
Google Authenticator finally stopped being a single point of failure. A Play Store update dated July 21, 2026 locked in cloud sync as a core feature of the google authenticator app, alongside a new Privacy Screen that adds a PIN or biometric lock on top of your Google Account protection.
There’s a free remote-desktop tool already sitting inside Chrome, and almost nobody uses it for the one job it’s actually built for: makeuseof.com
Remote desktop tools are very common. However, when they need one, most people look for a new tool to download, even though they already have Google Chrome installed. Google Chrome gives you access to Chrome Remote Desktop, a simple way to reach your computer without signing up for another remote-access service.
The Pixel 11 proves Google still takes Android security more seriously than anyone – makeuseof.com
Google Pixel phones aren’t the fastest Android devices on the block, but they’ve earned a reputation for their security standards. Pixels are the only Android phones that meet the stringent hardware security requirements of GrapheneOS
5 things you should do before Google Assistant disappears in September – howtogeek.com
The end of Google Assistant is in sight. Starting on September 3, 2026, Google Assistant will be discontinued on some devices.
Google Lens is hiding features you’ll wish you’d found sooner – makeuseof.com
Google Lens is the original tool that gives your phone’s camera super vision, letting it “see” whatever you’re seeing.
ChromeOS 149’s Security Patch Is a Big Deal, Here’s What It Means for Anything You Log Into – aboutchromebooks.com
Most people ignore update notifications. I get it. The little “Restart to update” banner at the bottom of your Chromebook screen feels about as urgent as a fortune cookie. But ChromeOS 149 is not that kind of update.
7 Google Maps tricks I wish I’d discovered years ago – howtogeek.com
Google Maps is one of those apps I use so often that I just assume I know everything it can do.
Google Maps can’t plan road trips — but this forgotten Google tool can – makeuseof.com
When you’re going on a road trip, everyone has a role. You might be the main driver or the navigator.
Pigs are flying: Walmart will accept Google Wallet and Apple Pay next week – howtogeek.com
Tap-to-pay with phones didn’t take off in the U.S. as quickly as in other countries, but it’s now available at most retailers. There’s been one massive hold-out the entire time, though: Walmart. Finally, that’s about to change, and it’s happening very soon.
ChromeOS 151 quick-fix update resolves Chromebook window stutter and input lag – chromeunboxed.com
If you noticed slight UI jitter or occasional input delay after updating your Chromebook to milestone 151 last week, you aren’t imagining things.
Google Photos’ hidden sharing feature replaced texting photos to my family entirely – howtogeek.com
Like most people, I mainly share photos with friends and family by texting them. This works fine if you just quickly want to share a moment. However, it’s a fragmented process, and Google Photos offers a better way—more than one, in fact.
Google Messages has one advantage no rival can easily copy – makeuseof.com
Android messaging needed an overhaul, and the Rich Communication Services (RCS) standard delivered it.
5 Powerful Features To Enable On Your Chromebook – AOL – aol.com
Chromebooks carry a reputation as simple, budget-friendly laptops, which is well earned as they cost a fraction of what a comparable Windows machine goes for.
The tiny dots in your Android phone’s status bar are trying to tell you something – howtogeek.com
Have you noticed a tiny green dot lighting up in the upper-right corner of your Android phone from time to time? If you own a Pixel, you have probably noticed a blue dot as well. These dots don’t appear randomly.
I tried every Google Pixel 11 model, and my favorite phone is actually not the most expensive – makeuseof.com
Google’s latest lineup of flagship Android phones is finally up for pre-order, with full retail availability beginning next week.
I didn’t realize Google Photos could do this — now I use it completely differently – makeuseof.com
Google Photos does more than you think. Lately, I use it as a personal knowledge base that I can query at any time and from any device.
7 signs that a Chrome extension is doing more than it should – makeuseof.com
Chrome extensions are ridiculously easy to trust. You find one that fixes a small annoyance, click Add to Chrome, approve whatever prompt appears, and probably never think about it again.