Users' questions

How can I get Chrome to remember passwords on iPhone?

How can I get Chrome to remember passwords on iPhone?

Select the Chrome menu, the three horizontally-aligned dots located at the bottom of the screen. In the pop-up menu that appears, select Settings. Select Passwords. Tap the Save Passwords toggle switch to enable or disable this feature.

How do I add passwords to Chrome IOS?

Sync and Autofill Google Chrome Saved Passwords on iPhone

  1. Install Google Chrome browser and sign in to your Google account.
  2. Open Settings on your iPhone.
  3. Go to Passwords.
  4. Tap on the AutoFill Passwords option.
  5. Tap on Google Chrome from the next screen.
  6. Choose “Turn On Autofill” from the popup window.

How are chrome passwords saved in the iCloud?

The Chrome passwords are automatically saved in the OSX (iCloud) Keychain, this means that your chrome passwords will be synced with your iCloud Keychain. Safari uses the same Keychain, so your passwords should be synced automatically. Not that I have wanted them to, but my passwords do not sync from Chrome to Safari or vice versa.

How do I stop Chrome from saving passwords?

Choose the “Settings” option. Go to the “Passwords” section. Toggle on the “Save Passwords” option. Chrome for iPhone and iPad will now stop asking you to “Save Password” after each new login.

Where do I Save My passwords on my iPhone?

All you have to save your username and password and then leave the rest for the password manager to do. Step #1. Open the Settings app on your iOS device. Step #2. Next, scroll down and tap on Accounts & Passwords. Step #3. Now, tap on App & Website Passwords. Step #4. Scroll down and Tap on Add Password. Step #5.

Where are my chrome passwords stored on my Mac?

The Chrome passwords are automatically saved in the OSX (iCloud) Keychain, this means that your chrome passwords will be synced with your iCloud Keychain. Safari uses the same Keychain, so your passwords should be synced automatically. Oh, I’m sorry for that, here’s a good tutorial: