How To: Remove and Delete Saved Passwords on Chrome

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Entering a password every time you want to log in to one of your accounts is simply annoying. Even if you use the same password for everything, it is still a disadvantage.

However, it may be necessary to delete passwords from your device. If you forgot to sign out of your Google Account, anyone with access to your computer can preview all your saved passwords, even if they know your computer’s password. This can easily be used to steal sensitive personal or professional information.

Fortunately, with Google Chrome, you can quickly delete passwords not only on your current device, but also on all other synchronized devices. If you choose a clean vest, it’s as easy as possible. You can therefore delete your passwords either for all devices or only for the device you are using.

Delete Saved All Passwords Stored in Chrome

1. Open Chrome, click on 3 small horizontal bars in the upper right corner, then click on Settings.
2. Go to the bottom and click Show Advanced Settings.
3. Locate and click on the Clear Navigation Data button.
4. Now select what you want to delete and click on Delete navigation data.

Follow the instructions and all passwords you have saved in Google Chrome will be deleted from your browser. The next time you visit a website, it is better to hope that you remember your password or that you have a password manager, or you will click on the “Forgotten Password” link when you log in.

Delete Saved Specific Password on Chrome

If you want to delete some passwords:

1. Click on the Chrome Chrome menu in the browser toolbar.
2. Select Settings.
3. Click Show Advanced Settings.
4. In the Passwords and Forms section, click Manage Registered Passwords to display a list of all registered user names and passwords.
5. Windows, Linux and Chrome Device Users: In the Passwords dialog box that appears, move your mouse over the website whose password you want to delete and click on the X that appears on the right.
6. Mac users: You can delete your passwords in the Access to Keychain dialog box that appears.

Removing passwords from your Google Account

If you sign in to Google Chrome with your Google Account, you’ll probably have to follow these steps to remove your password from your account.

1. Open your password page on passwords.google.com.
2. Log in with the same account you use with Chrome.
3. Locate the site in the list, then select the “X” next to it to delete it from your account.

CONCLUSION

Google Chrome may have its flaws and unrealistic use of memory, but when it comes to synchronizing data and deleting stored data, it’s very user-friendly. All it takes is a few clicks and a little bit of waiting, depending on whether your system is slow or fast.

https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95606?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en

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