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Google Password Manager, the one built into Chrome, doesn't even do end-to-end encryption by default. You have to go into the settings and opt in to encrypt your password data before it gets sent to Google. And since it's closed source, you also just have to take Google's word for it. You'd be better off using a standalone password manager that is a) secure by default b) auditable.
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