Google Chrome adds a new biometric authentication feature on desktop: What is it and how it will work

Google Chrome keeps adding new features to improve user experience. The popular web browser is now adding a safety feature for its desktop version. Google Chrome for desktops already supports biometric confirmation. The biometric authentication is done by Chrome before users auto-fills payment information. Now, Google Chrome will ask users for fingerprint verification for entering saved passwords as well. The tech giant has updated its blog post to announce the latest biometric feature. This biometric authentication feature will verify the user before filling in their saved passwords on supported desktops. The latest feature will leverage the existing fingerprint unlock system which is available on both Mac and Windows.

Google Chrome’s new authentication feature for desktops: How will it work
Google will soon roll out fingerprint authentication for saved passwords on Chrome for desktops.