google-smartlockpasswords

I've been trying to search for some documentation on how to hint Google Smart Lock for Chrome to use a specific input field as the one associated with the username without any luck. For the password it works perfectly as it is using type="password" but when it comes down to the username in a multi field form, where the username is not specified before the password or not as the first field in the form it picks another of the fields in the form as the username. Does anyone have any clue on how to hint Google Smart Lock to use a specific input field as the username? Google smart lock is a build

I want to implement frictionless sign in process for my web app. After some searching, I have found that there are two solutions available : Google Smart Lock . Credential Managment API . My question is , What is the difference between the two API's (if any) and what are the possible use cases for both of these. From what I have understood, both allow us to save account related info. But the advantage with smart lock is, that saved credentials can be used in corresponding android apps as well. Thanks ! Note : I intend to support login from multiple sources (google, facebook, linkedin etc.) ,

I've associated my https website and app to share stored credentials and received confirmation that the association is live, but when I call the CredentialsApi.request() method in my app, I am not able to retrieve any credentials from my website that were saved with the Chrome password manager. How can I fix this? Steven Soneff After submitting the data to associate your app and https website , and receiving confirmation that the association is live, here are some things to check: if you've just saved a new credential, wait a couple minutes for synchronization between Chrome and Android and

Store Facebook Credential in Google Smart Lock Password I was able to store basic username/password credentials in Smart Lock Password. There is plenty of documentation and examples for Google credentials: GoogleSignInAccount gsa = signInResult.getSignInAccount(); Credential credential = new Credential.Builder(gsa.getEmail()) .setAccountType(IdentityProviders.GOOGLE) .setName(gsa.getDisplayName()) .setProfilePictureUri(gsa.getPhotoUrl()) .build(); But so far, I was unable to store a Facebook credential. It should be something similar. But what exactly? Or is it something completely different