Navigating Google's password system is a frustrating and confusing experience. Answer from XxcronozxX on reddit.com
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Google Password Manager
Safely save and organize your passwords, anywhere you use your Google Account
Google Support
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Manage passwords in Chrome - Android - Google Chrome Help
You can manage passwords saved to your Google Account in Chrome or any other web browser at passwords.google.com.
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Google Password Manager - Manage Your Passwords Safely & Easily
Your passwords are saved in your Google Account. To view a list of accounts with saved passwords, go to passwords.google.com in any browser or view your passwords in Chrome.
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r/ComputerHardware on Reddit: How can I view saved passwords in Google Chrome?
June 19, 2024 -
Hey everyone! I've been trying to organize my online accounts and found something interesting in my Google account settings. I realized I have no idea what passwords I've saved there or which accounts they're for. I've looked through Google's help resources but can't find a clear way to view these passwords. I even downloaded Google Chrome and enabled syncing, hoping to find my passwords, but still nothing. There's an option to clear everything, but I want to know what I'm deleting first. Has anyone figured out how to see the passwords saved there?
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Navigating Google's password system is a frustrating and confusing experience.
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I had a similar issue, and it was incredibly annoying trying to find a clear answer from Google's help docs. I tried everything, from checking my account settings to messing around with Chrome sync, but I couldn't find an easy way to view my saved passwords. It's as if Google wants to keep us in the dark about our own passwords!
Google Support
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Get started with Google Password Manager - Android - Google Account Help
Your passwords and passkeys are stored behind Google’s built-in security with encryption. Tip: To better protect your saved sign-in info, add recovery info and turn on 2-Step Verification. ... Important: For issues with your Google Account, learn how to recover your Google Account or Gmail. ... Choose your autofill provider for Chrome on Android devices. ... Sign in with your Google Account and let Chrome use your saved passwords and passkeys when you get a prompt.
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Is Sync turned off on the device in question?
I recently deleted all my passwords (Cookies, and so on) from my son's PC, and was supposedly signed out so it was only supposed to do this on that machine, not across all devices.
Luckily I had a PC that is only used every couple of weeks that hadn't synced.
I turned the WIFI off, went in to chrome Password Manager, then settings, then exported all passwords to a csv file. I was then able to import these to the machine that was online and hit sync and all is restored.
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I had the same issue after updating Chrome on my Mac yesterday. All saved username and passwords disappeared from password manager, but were still all there in passwords.google.com. And saved info was not autofilling for login to any websites. Spent hours searching the internet for a solution to no avail.
Then I resorted to restarting my laptop, and suddenly password manager was intact again upon restart, and website login autofill was working again as usual.
Google Support
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Get started with Google Password Manager - Computer - Google Account Help
Your passwords and passkeys are stored behind Google’s built-in security with encryption. Tip: To better protect your saved sign-in info, add recovery info and turn on 2-Step Verification. ... Important: For issues with your Google Account, learn how to recover your Google Account or Gmail. ... Choose your autofill provider for Chrome on Android devices. ... Sign in with your Google Account and let Chrome use your saved passwords and passkeys when you get a prompt.
Lifehacker
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October 30, 2024 - You can also run a checkup on passwords that should be changed. If you're on an Android device, head to the main Settings screen, then choose Google and Password Manager to get to the same list of saved passwords.
Google Play
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Google Password Manager - Apps on Google Play
This app provides a shortcut to Google Password Manager on your phone, making it quicker and easier for you to find and manage your password, passkeys and more. Google Password Manager is already built into your Android phone, securely saving your passwords and helping you to sign in faster.
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How to find saved passwords - Google Password Manager
The first step is to open Google and click your account in the top right corner. Click Manage your Google Account. Click Security. Scroll down and click Password Manager. Click each site/app to open it's login information.
Google Support
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Use passwords & passkeys across your devices - Android - Google Account Help
You can view and manage your saved passwords and passkeys in Google Password Manager on Android, in Chrome, or at passwords.google.com.
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How to Master Google Password Manager | PCMag
May 3, 2024 - If you click See, it displays the list from passwords.google.com, but you can also click the trashcan icon to delete them, or Edit Password to modify them. Tap the three dots again to find Export Passwords and you can save them to a CSV file locally or share the file with another app.
Password Manager
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January 5, 2025 - Check your Google Account. To view a list of accounts with saved passwords, go to passwords.google.com or view your passwords in Chrome.
TeamPassword
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TeamPassword | How to View Saved Passwords on Chrome
February 27, 2025 - Learn how to view saved passwords in the Google Password Manager on Chrome with this simple guide. See step-by-step instructions for the Google Chrome web browser.
Reddit
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r/yubikey on Reddit: I use Google Password Manager. I don't hear it mentioned often by people discussing password managers. Is there something bad about it I'm missing?
August 16, 2023 -
It works well for me. I use 2 Yubikeys (1 as a backup) to secure my Google account.
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using google for passwords is way better than not using a password manager at all. It's not encrypted, stored, retrieved, and decrypted with the same standards that other password managers hold themselves to. Also, you may find the features of bitwarden or 1password to be more enjoyable and easier to use. Using google's password management isn't inherently bad other than the "google bad" circlejerk you'll see 'round these parts.
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If all you intend to ever use is Chrome then it's probably fine. My experience is that most people have passwords in multiple places, like Firefox, Apple, whatever Microsoft uses, and even multiple Google accounts. It is a freaking nightmare reconciling them all.
Pocket-lint
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How to easily access your saved Google Passwords on iPhone, Android, and PC
April 28, 2025 - Tap on the Google section of the main settings page. Tap on the Password Manager tile. Tap on the settings navigation tab, located in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. Tap on Add shortcut to your home screen > Add to home screen. ... NordPass has released the sixth edition of its study revealing the most commons passwords in the world.
PCWorld
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How to find your saved passwords in Chrome | PCWorld
April 30, 2025 - Chrome isn’t the only place you can find passwords saved to your Google account. You can also navigate to https://passwords.google.com/ to access them.
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Google Chrome: How to find your saved passwords
September 27, 2024 - This guide shows you how to access your saved passwords in Chrome, whether you use an Android phone, tablet, PC, or Chromebook. If you use Google Chrome on Android, follow these steps to find your saved passwords in the Chrome password manager: