Ease of setup and use: A password manager should make it easy to transition from using browser-based password autofill (or nothing at all), as well as to set up all the apps and browser extensions required.The apps should walk you through the process of setting them up and giving them the permissions they need to work. iOS and Android compatibility: A password manager should have apps for both iOS and Android that are easy to use and capable of autofilling passwords in browser windows and within apps.We check for (but don’t require) compatibility with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and Edge browsers, as well as with Opera. The extensions are responsible for autofilling passwords and other forms, as well as for generating and saving new passwords when you change one or make a new account. Web browser compatibility: We test only those password managers that offer browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.Support for Chrome OS is generally covered by Chrome browser extensions. We note Linux compatibility but don’t require it.
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