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Like Chrome, Safari suggests strong passwords when you're signing up for a new account.

(For now, Safari doesn't check your passwords against data breaches.) To change a password, click the link Safari gives you when you hover over the exclamation mark. If you see a yellow exclamation marks next to any on the list, that means Safari thinks the password is too weak, or it's a duplicate password you're using for another account. Safari on macOS does this too, by the way: It automatically offers to save usernames and passwords for you, and you can see the list that it's amassed by choosing Safari then Preferences and Passwords. With that done, suggestions should appear automatically next to fields prompting you for a password: just click Use suggested password to take Chrome's recommendation, and then confirm you want the password saved, if a prompt appears.