There's also a built-in authenticator feature, which is coming to iOS and iPadOS 15 too. iCloud Keychain does not have as many entry fields as some password managers, but it supports username, password, and website data. New in Monterey is an option to import and export passwords, so you can move your logins between iCloud Keychain and other password management apps. As with the prior version of the feature, Safari will suggest passwords automatically and detect compromised passwords for you. Prior to now, passwords on Mac were accessible through the Preferences interface in Safari, but the System Preferences option is easier to find. There's a similar Passwords section that's been on iOS for some time now, so now there's one streamlined way to access your passwords across Apple devices. In System Preferences, there's a new "Passwords" section that houses all of your iCloud Keychain logins and passwords so they're easier to get to, edit, and manage. MacOS Monterey makes several improvements to password management, positioning iCloud Keychain as an ideal password service to replace third-party services like Lastpass and 1Password.
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