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CTOnews.com, December 2 (Xinhua)-- password management tool 1Password today launched a utility update that can help users take over single sign-on (SSO) login options for Google, Apple, Facebook and other accounts. In this way, users only need to remember a 1Password master password to log on to various websites or platforms through the SSO services of Google, Apple, Facebook and other accounts.

CTOnews.com learned that 1Password announced the news in a blog post updated today, and the feature was tested in June this year and is now finally available to all users.

Wrote in the blog post:

Did I log in to this site with my Google account? Is it an Apple account? Or a Facebook account? Or did you log in with an email and password?

Now you only need to use 1Password login in your browser to avoid this tedious situation. The new feature can automatically remember how the user logged in.

The new feature is currently available in Google Chrome, Firefox Firefox, Microsoft Microsoft Edge and Brave, and users can view and edit these login information in the 1Password 8 app on iOS and Android.

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