Google Chrome 62 for Android devices will come with a few new features, which Google announced on the official Chrome blog a few days ago.
The most important feature of the new version is that you will be able to view and copy your saved passwords directly from your browser settings.
Older versions of Chrome for Android didn't have this feature, and the only way to view your passwords was via passwords.google.com. From there you could (and still can) manage your saved passwords. Of course, it wasn't the friendliest way to handle passwords.
It should be mentioned that although Google announced Chrome 62 for Android devices days ago, it will take weeks for it to appear in the Play Store.
Those of you who can't wait for Google, you can download the upcoming version from APK Mirror.
To be able to install it, you need to enable “install Android apps from unknown sources” in the security settings. Changing the settings is necessary because the .apk is not distributed through Google Play.
