If you want to view, edit, export, or remove stored passwords, you can do so by accessing Google Password Manager from your Chrome browser at this link. View, edit, and remove passwords on Google Password Manager (Image credit: Google) After this, you may need to verify it’s you by entering your Google account username and password, after which you can simply select "Yes, I’m In" to enable syncing. To enable sync, you need to click on the circle-shaped Google account icon at the top right corner of your screen (or, alternatively, Settings), then select "Turn On Sync". Turning sync on is particularly useful if you want to easily log in to your online accounts while on the go. Step 3: Sync passwords across devicesīy turning on the sync function in Chrome, your passwords will be securely stored in Google Password Manager and shared across all of your devices that have a sync-enabled Chrome browser. You can easily select the login details you need via a simple drop-down menu. It’s also possible to save multiple combinations of usernames and passwords, which is handy if you have more than one set of login details for the same website.
If you select "Save", the password and username are stored in Google Password Manager for future use, meaning the login fields will be automatically filled with the correct information whenever you revisit your online account. One of Google Password Manager’s central functions is, of course, saving the usernames/passwords you create for your online accounts.Įvery time you establish a username and password for a new online account, Google will ask if you want to save the details via a small window that appears at the top right of your screen.
You can save new passwords for online accounts quickly and easily (Image credit: Google)
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