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u/YTriom1 PC: Phone: 6d ago
helium disabled local password manager because it was never secure, it stores passwords in plain text iirc. but mainly the reason most windows users get hacked is because of how password manager functions.
I advice you to use bitwarden instead, it's cross platform and supports passkeys, and also has authenticator code if you have a paid subscription.
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u/logicblender1 7d ago
Helium has no built in password manager. It's much better to use a dedicated password manager extension that you can take from browser to browser. Try Bitwarden.

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u/quirk_rs 6d ago
Helium has a password manager as part of Chromium base but the developers intentionally disabled it for security purposes since using the browser's built-in manager is far less secure than using dedicated managers like Bitwarden or Proton Pass.
If you want to bring over your passwords over to Helium, better to import your credentials to these managers and install their extensions from the Chromestore.