Such is the case with Googles recent launch of Chrome 86, which rolled out to everyone yesterday.
These tabs have to be inactive for at least five minutes for the throttling to kick in.
You could even use an add-on likeOneTabto reduce your clutter whenever possible.
VisitChromes prefs > You and Google > Passwords > Check passwordsto get started.
(That all depends if the site is set up for this well-known URL feature.)
Also, Chromes password-checking featureshouldbe available on Android and iOS.
Lifehackers recommendation:So, I dont normally use Chromes password manager because I absolutely love1Password.
Thats a small example, but I think a dedicated password manager is simply more thorough.
If you havenothingelse, use Chrome, but dont just assume that its password manager is completely accurate.
Sometimes, if a site is obscure enough, you dont really have a choice.
Yes, this can happen even if the form itself is presented on an HTTPS site.
Think of it as
pausing
a page when you leave it and
playing
it when you return.
