Tip: Starting in Google Chrome 66 (and its open-source counterpart, Chromium), there is a special option that you can use to export your saved passwords.
The next time you open the same web site, your browser will auto-fill the saved credentials. I checked, making sure it is the correct account and all the saved passwords are. I verified that the google account is the correct one which I have always used to save and sync passwords and other chrome settings.
#Chrome settings passwords password
Each time you enter your credentials, Chrome asks you to save them. I have password sync settings turned on in chrome for all my devices (Macbook Air, Samsung Phone, Windows PC). In other cases, saving passwords is useful when you are frequently dealing with web sites which require entering your login and password (Gmail, Outlook, Facebook, lots of them).
To open the Manage passwords page quickly, type the following and hit the Enter key: chrome://settings/passwords The browser supports a number of special URLs which you can enter into the address bar and go to the desired Settings page directly. Tip: You can open the Manage passwords page of Chrome's settings faster. To re-enable the password saving feature, turn on the option Offer to save passwords and you are done. The browser won't show the save password prompt every time you enter your credentials for a web site. If you can’t find the Passwords icon, at the top right of your screen click More Settings Autofill Passwords. That's it ! You can now close the Settings tab in Google Chrome. At the top right, click Profile Passwords. Step 2: Scroll down, and then click Manage Synced Data on Google.
#Chrome settings passwords Pc
Those who have to share their PC (and their user account) with family members, colleagues, etc, may prefer to keep the option disabled. The Chrome password manager is disabled, so no further prompts should bother you asking to save your credentials. Disable the switch to stop Chrome from asking to save passwords on Android. Some users find no use for the "Save Passwords" feature in Google Chrome. On the Passwords page, tap on the Save passwords option to turn off its switch.
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