Delete or change a saved password on Chrome

Chrome is great at remembering passwords, but what a pain when it keeps suggesting the wrong one.

1 – How to Open the Chrome Password Manager on Desktop and Mobile

On Desktop the easiest way is to copy and paste this into the address bar:

chrome://password-manager

On Android or iOS tap the three dots then “Password Manager”

2 – How to Delete a Saved Password in Chrome

It will ask you for the DEVICE password (your normal computer/device login password). That can be confusing – you don’t need to know the website password to delete it – just the DEVICE password. Then click the three dots beside the saved entry and click remove/delete/trash-bin – it depends on your device.

3 – How to Edit a Saved Password in Chrome

Click the eye and enter your device password as before, but click the pencil icon (or the word ‘edit’) to change the password to the correct one.

4 – How to Remove a Site from the “Never Saved” List in Chrome

Did you tell Chrome to NOT remember the password and now you want it to?

Scroll down to the section “Never Saved” (sometimes under ‘Settings’ within password manager).

Find the site in the list.

Click the X next to it to remove it.

Next time you log in on that site, Chrome will prompt you to save the password.

5 – How to Manually Add a New Password to Chrome Password Manager

If for some reason Chrome is saving the one you want, you can always add it manually. Follow step 1; then click ‘add’.