Disabling a password manager that's built into a browser? That's simply madness. What do they expect people to use? Their brain to remember all their passwords

Disabling a password manager that's built into a browser? That's simply madness. What do they expect people to use? Their brain to remember all their passwords rather than a password manager? And rely on their brain to know they are on a site whose domain doesn't match the domain in the password manager despite looking very similar? Also this has nothing to do with passwords in Google's hands. They could turn off syncing in Chrome and have a completely local password manager. I personally do exactly that. Your org will suffer many data breaches due to this policy.