Chrome flags compromised passwords; user wants a Gemini agent to reset 50+ of them
doooyle · x · 2026-09-23
doooyle suggests the killer use case for a Gemini agent: Chrome keeps warning that some saved passwords may be compromised, so an agent should log in everywhere and update all 50+ of them — 'no way I'm manually resetting those.' A telling signal that browser agents' most appealing job is tedious repetitive web chores.
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