That being said, let us know your thoughts on the subject of using Chrome as your password manager by dropping them down in the comments section below. You can click here, to learn about the best password managers available today. Although, if you want more security, I must suggest that you use a dedicated password manager for it. This feature is really handy if you use Chrome as your primary password management service. SEE ALSO: How to Move Chrome Address Bar to Bottom on Android View Your Saved Password in Google ChromeĪs you saw, it is pretty easy to see your saved password inside Chrome on Android. Similarly, you can copy or see all the passwords that are saved inside your Chrome browser. To see a password’s contents, click the eye icon next to it. The passwords will be shown as a line of dots. You’ll get a list of all the websites for which you previously gave Chrome permission to save passwords. For obvious reasons, I am not going to show you that screen, but you can try it out for yourself. Scroll down to the Passwords part of the Autofill part of the Settings page and click it. Since mine is locked with a fingerprint, I will authenticate it using that.Īs soon as you authenticate it, you will be able to see your save password. However, you will have to authenticate it in both the cases. If you don’t want to see the password and just copy it, tap on the copy button instead of the eye button. If you want to see your password, tap on the eye button and then authenticate with your screen-lock password. However, the password is hidden right now. Here, you can see the website name, your username and your password. Tap on the account you want to see the password of.ģ.
Now, you can see all the saved accounts and passwords in your browser linked to your account.
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