How To Save Passwords In Google Chrome

Google Password saving feature is quite useful, mostly because of how easy it is to use. You don’t need to install any extension or anything, just enable the feature and forget your passwords!

And if you don’t know how you can enable this feature then you’re on the right page. In this article, I will be talking about how you can enable Chrome’s password-saving feature on your PC and smartphone. So, let’s get started.

On PCs

Launch Chrome
Go to Settings > Autofill > Passwords
Turn on the ‘Offer to save passwords’ option.
Close the tab.

Turn on offer to save passwords in chrome PC

On Smartphones

Open the Chrome app
Go to Settings > Passwords
Turn on the ‘Save passwords’ option
Close the settings menu.

Turn on offer to save passwords in chrome Android

Once you’ve set it up, Chrome will give you the option to save passwords. Whenever you visit any site and use your credentials and log in, you will notice a pop-up that will ask you whether you want to save the password. You have to click on Save to confirm it.

Pro Tip: Google’s password manager isn’t the most secure option for saving passwords. If someone has the access to your Gmail account he can have the access to all your passwords. So, I’d recommend you to use password managers like LastPass or Bitwarden for the best security of your passwords.

FAQs

Is it safe to save passwords in Chrome?

It is safe to use Chrome password manager it isn’t as secure as other password managers. If a person has access to your Gmail, he can access all your passwords. But you can use it if you want quick password savings and for best security, I will always recommend Bitwarden.

Is LastPass safe to use?

Yes. LastPass is completely safe to you, however, Bitwarden is a much safer option and I’d recommend the same.