Besides remembering your passwords and filling them in for you, it stores other types of sensitive information, allows you to share passwords securely, and works with other web browsers. But it is by no means the best password manager available to you.įor example, LastPass is a commercial app with a highly functional free plan. It’s free, you already use the app, and it has the password features most users need. Click the check box next to Offer to save passwords I enter on the web and then click the Manage saved passwords link next to it. If you’re a Chrome user, the most convenient way to remember passwords is with Chrome itself. I’m not aware of any way around this restriction. From here you can make any changes by simply editing the password in the box. You can either click on Save to record the password you used, or double check it by clicking on the eye icon. Google penalizes these sites, including refusing to remember their passwords. Whenever Google Chrome detects that you have signed into an account, it will present you with the Save password box. Other websites don’t work because they care too little about security and have not implemented SSL secure connections. It’s called Autocomplete On! and allows you to create a whitelist of sites you want to force to autocomplete. They do that by marking the password field with “ autocomplete=off.” A Google extension is available that can override this behavior, keeping autocomplete on. As a result, Chrome will never offer to remember your password for these sites. As a security precaution, some websites disable Chrome’s ability to save passwords.
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