How to Remove a Saved Password from Chrome?
As every PC user makes use of a web browser and Google Chrome is the most widely used web browser globally. Sometimes, it asks you to save your passwords and many times you do so, however, if you wish to remove this information from your web browser then, following these given steps, you are able to complete this process and you won’t need to contact Google Chrome support team.
Steps to follow:
Once you follow these given steps, you are able to complete this process in a couple of minutes.
First, you’ll need to open your Google Chrome and next, you’ll have to press Shift+CTRL+Del simultaneously.
Now you’ll see pop-up on your screen where you’ll find a number of checkboxes.
You’ll find a checkbox there where it is written “Clear Saved Passwords.”
Now you have to select this and then, you have to press “Clear Browsing Data.”
If you wish to delete all the saved passwords:
Go to your Chrome web browser menu from the toolbar on your screen.
There you have to go to “Settings.”
Next, you’ll need to press on “Show Advanced Settings.”
After that, you need to press on “Manage Saved Passwords” in its “Passwords and forms” box in order to view a list of all usernames as well as passwords that are
saved.
For Windows, Linux, and Chrome devices users:
In its password dialog box that comes to your screen, take your mouse to hover this site whose password you wish to remove and then, you need to press “X” that is visible on your right.
For Mac users:
You can remove the saved password in its Keychain Access dialog box that is visible on your screen.
Following these above-given steps, you are able to delete the saved passwords in your Chrome web browser. These given steps will help you in completing this process, in case; you wish to ask an expert, no worries, dialing Chrome Browser Support Number USA (425) 549-3314 will help you in making this process easy for you.
For more info contcat Google Chrome Technical Support USA team.
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