Apple’s password manager Keychain finally playing nice with Windows


The iCloud Keychain is a rare piece of Apple software that can now be used on Windows computers with a Chrome extension. — dpa

Apple’s iCloud Keychain is a handy password manager designed for Macs and iOS devices. But then how are Apple users supposed to get their passwords when sitting at a Windows computer?

Until now, most Apple users have been taking this awkward route: You take out your iPhone, open the iCloud Keychain app, look up the required password and then manually type some long-winded string of random letters and numbers into your browser.

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