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How to use the new password manager and 2FA features in macOS Monterey

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<p>One of the subtle and valuable additions with macOS Monterey (https://9to5mac.com/guides/macos-monterey/) (and iOS 15) is an upgraded password manager in Safari. While there’s not a standalone app yet, a major improvement is the ability to generate and autofill two-factor authentication (2FA) codes. Let’s look at how to use the Safari password manager and 2FA features in macOS Monterey.</p>
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