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Chrome does a great job at remembering your usernames and passwords. What if you then want to access a particular website from another device, but you can’t remember your password and won’t let you in? You can quickly get a list of all your saved passwords by going to Settings and then entering them manually.
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This method will only reveal passwords saved in Chrome, not all of your passwords.
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Steps to view saved GOOGLE CHROME password on PC or MAC:
- Launch “Google Chrome” on your computer or laptop, then select the “Profile icon” from the menu in the upper-right corner of the screen.
- Select “Settings” from the drop-down menu.
- On the left, select “Autofill”.
- Choose “Password” from the drop-down menu.
- It will create a list of all website passwords that Chrome previously saved.
- Click the “eye” button to view a specific password.
- A prompt will appear in the Security area, asking you to enter your Windows Account PIN.
- The password for the website you selected is displayed. Click the “eye” icon again to disguise.
Steps to view saved Google Chrome password on ANDROID or IOS:
- On your mobile device, open the Chrome app.
- In the upper-right corner, click the three-dotted menu icon, or click the “horizontal ellipsis” in the lower-right corner.
- Select “Settings” from the drop-down menu.
- Then choose “Passwords”.
- A list of all website passwords you’ve ever saved in Chrome will appear. Select a website from the list to view a specific password.
- Click on the “eye” icon to see the password.
- It will open a security screen on your Android or iPhone, and ask for a “PIN” or password for the operating system.
- After that, you will be taken back to the previous screen, but this time the website password will be displayed.
- If you want the icon, tap the “eye” again to hide the password. However, it will be hidden automatically when the app is closed.
- To return to the password list, press Done or Back.
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