Microsoft Edge is introducing a new service called “Password Monitor.” This service will notify users if their credentials (passwords, etc.) have been leaked in data breaches.
As long as a user uses autofill for login details, Microsoft Edge will notify them if their details have been leaked by showing them a notification when they open a “New Tab” or when they visit the compromised page.
If the user clicks the “More information” button in the notifications, they will be taken to the “Password Monitor” page, where they can see the credentials that have been leaked and change them very easily, simply by pressing a button, which will allow the change of the items for the page from which they have leaked.
Now, data breaches happen every day, so Microsoft Edge isn't the only browser looking to offer a similar service. Google Chrome, like Mozilla Firefox, are also creating services that provide better security for users' credentials and allow them to use unique passwords on every page they visit.
