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A browser's native credential manager stores a user's password credentials. To
enable the browser's native credential manager, set the data-native_login_uri
attribute.
The One Tap prompt and the native credential manager dialog aren't displayed
together on the same page. The native dialog is only displayed when the One Tap
prompt isn't displayed. See the following code example:
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