This is a welcome move if you're like me and usually prefer websites to apps.
- Google Chrome for Android could soon get support for automatic detection and filling of two-factor codes sent via SMS.
- Android apps have supported this functionality for years now, but this capability will be convenient for websites.
Android apps work well with two-factor authentication codes sent via SMS, as they can automatically detect and fill in these codes. Unfortunately, you’ll have to manually copy these codes if you’re visiting a website in Chrome for Android.
Thankfully, tipster Leopeva64 reports that Chrome for Android could soon detect two-factor authentication codes sent via SMS and automatically fill them on websites. The user also posted a screenshot of the option, as seen below.
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