Needless to say, Google Chrome is the almighty browser par excellence, fast, minimalist, multifunctional, safe ... what more could you ask for! For us users Google-dependent It is part of our day-to-day online work, despite this there are functions that many times we are unaware of and as soon as we discover them it does not stop surprising us.
Recently snooping in the section of «experimental functions«I came across an interesting feature that I thought was important to share with all of you, it is the possibility of generate passwords with Google Chrome, yes, directly from the browser, it's strange, but it works like a charm. Let's see how to access it and how it works 
Generate passwords with Chrome
Step 1:. After running Google Chrome, log in with your Google account, that is, Gmail.
Step 2:. In a new tab copy and open the path Chrome: // settings / syncSetup
Check that the passwords option is enabled.
Step 3:. Open a new tab and go to Chrome: // flags
You will get a warning, pay attention to it, but since we know well what we are doing, let's continue without problems ...
To save work in the search for the function, we press the key combination Ctrl + F and in the search box we write the following: Enable generation of passwords
We enable this function and finally with the indicated button we restart the browser so that the changes take effect on the next start of Google Chrome. That is all!
Testing the generation of passwords in Chrome
As an example and to do the respective tests of the function, I used Tumblr.com
As you can see, in the password registration field of any page, the icon of some keys will appear and if we click on them, it will randomly suggest strong passwords that we can use. They are ideal in terms of key security.
Without a doubt this function of generation of passwords in Chrome It is very useful, personally I think that it should be present in the configuration menu for the user to activate / deactivate it at any time, because generate strong passwords It is often a problem that all netizens face.
What do you think? Did you know about this hidden function of Google Chrome?