Is Advanced Password Manager safe?

Low risk

Advanced Password Manager stores your saved logins, profile details, and PIN in plain text with no encryption.

On every page you visit, the extension checks its stored credential list for a match and, if found, offers to autofill the username and password behind a PIN prompt; on any other page it offers to save the username and password from whatever form you submit. All of this — saved passwords, your name and email, and the PIN meant to gate autofill — is written to chrome.storage.sync as plain, unencrypted JSON, so anyone who can read that stored data (a synced device, a backup, or local profile access) can see every saved password without ever needing the PIN.

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Updated 2 November 2026objcgakcjejckjcpmkpnbladbbbgkida