Biometric authentication adds an extra layer of protection by requiring you to provide a fingerprint or some other unique characteristic when you attempt to log in to a website or mobile app. We compared the password managers based on their usability and tested both tools to determine if they support biometric logins.

We also tested these password managers to determine if they’re compatible with Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, and other internet browsers. We tested each tool to determine if it’s compatible with some of the most common mobile and desktop platforms, including Android, iOS, Windows, and MacOS. With so many browsers and mobile devices on the market, it’s important for a password manager to be compatible with many platforms. While some password managers allow you to use easy-to-guess passwords that put your data at risk, others offer added protection by requiring you to create strong passwords. We also tested each tool to determine how well it performs when it comes to generating secure passwords.

We compared each password manager based on its security features, such as whether it uses two-factor authentication or end-to-end encryption to prevent hackers from accessing your private information. A good password manager protects your sensitive data from unauthorized access.

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