How to View Saved Passwords in Google Chrome

Remembering all your account passwords can be a challenge, especially if they’re complex to keep them secure from hackers. But if you use Google Chrome, you’ve got less to worry about.

Google Chrome offers a feature that saves your passwords each time you log in, as long as you enable this setting. It’s a safe option because it's a standard feature of the browser.

This feature not only saves passwords but also comes in handy when you forget them. In this article, we’ll walk you through how to check out your stored passwords in Google Chrome. Stick with us till the end.

Google Chrome on Your Phone

To view your saved passwords on Google Chrome using your phone, follow these simple steps:

1. Open Google Chrome on your phone.
2. Tap the three dots at the top right corner.

3. Go to “Settings.”

4. Once there, tap “Password Manager” to see your password options.

5. You’ll see a list of sites or accounts where you’ve saved passwords. Choose the account whose password you want to view.
6. You'll need to confirm your identity with a password or fingerprint to ensure it’s really you.
7. Then, hit the eye icon to display the password for that account.

If you need to update a password, simply hit the “Edit” button, type in the new password, and save it.

If you want to remove a password because the account is no longer active or needed, just press the “Delete” button.

Google Chrome on Your Laptop

If you're not using your phone, you can also check your saved passwords in Google Chrome right from your laptop. The steps are quite similar to those on mobile. Here’s a straightforward guide:

1. Open Google Chrome on your laptop.
2. Click the three dots in the upper right corner.
3. Scroll down and click on “Settings.”

4. Choose “Autofill and password” from the menu.
5. To see your saved passwords, click on “Google Password Manager.”

6. A new window will pop up showing a list of websites or accounts where your passwords are saved.
7. Click on any site from the list.
8. Verify your identity by entering the password or using the fingerprint scanner to ensure it’s you making the request.

9. Click the eye icon to reveal the password for the selected account.

If you've changed a password and need to update it, simply click “Edit,” type in the new password, and save it. If you no longer need a password because the account is inactive or deleted, just hit “Delete.”

That’s how you can view passwords stored in Google Chrome on a laptop. This method is handy if you forget a password. As a tip, consider setting a password or fingerprint lock on your device for added security.

Google Chrome's password storage is pretty secure and especially useful if you use different passwords for each account. Good luck, and that wraps up our discussion for now!