How to Find Saved Passwords in Chrome

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Your Chrome account and password are the gateways to all the other details the browser stores while you browse. From your email logins to shopping sites, all account details are saved. This includes usernames and passwords associated with the accounts. You can easily access these details from your Chrome account. In other words, it's a repository of the credentials you've used to access accounts through the browser so far. As you know, a Chrome account is essentially your main Google account. So, if you're wondering how to find your Chrome account and password, this article is for you.

We'll look at two different methods to find your Chrome login credentials. But before you begin, make sure you're signed in to your Chrome account. If you've forgotten your Chrome password, you can use Google's password recovery options. You will need an active Google account that you can sign in to successfully to attempt the methods suggested in this article.

Option 1: Retrieve Chrome Account and Passwords with a Password Finder

A password manager is like a vault for storing account credentials, including usernames and passwords. Let's look at how to check your passwords with a password manager.

Step 1: Go to passwords.google.com. The best part is that you can use this even if you're not signed in to Chrome.

< strong > Step 2: Inside the password manager, you'll see a list of the sites and apps you've visited.

Step 3: It will display the details of the account that is currently logged in. If you're logged into someone else's account, you'll need to log out and then log back in with your Google account information. This will display your account details, which includes login information.

Step 4. Select the account for which you want to find the password from the list. You can also type the account name in the “Search Password” option.

Step 5: Once you select the account for which you want to retrieve the password, Google redirects you to a verification screen, providing an extra layer of protection for your password manager.

Step 6: Once your account is verified, you'll be redirected back to the password manager. You can now access your passwords from that account. You can even copy and paste your username and password from here right into the login screen.

A password manager acts as a password finder for Chrome accounts and also captures the history of password changes. So, for an account that you've changed the password four times, say, those four passwords would be listed with that account, with the most recent at the bottom.

The password manager also allows the user to delete account details, as well as edit them and save the changes.

Option 2: View and Export Saved Passwords Through Chrome

If you want to access your password manager, you'll need to authenticate each time your passwords are displayed. This can be inconvenient, especially if you've already signed into your account but still have to authenticate when accessing the password manager. While this might be annoying, it ensures the safety of your passwords. However, if you don't want to go through this step every time, there's a workaround. You can export your passwords and save them within your system. The only downside is that the exported file won't include any newly updated passwords. Here's how to perform this operation:

Step 1: Open the Chrome browser.

Click Profile, then click Password.

Step 3. Alternatively, you can go directly to the password manager and tap on Settings.

Step 4: You'll see options to import and export passwords. Click on Export to export your passwords.

Step 5: A pop-up will appear with a security warning.

Step 6: A file named GooglePasswords.CSV is generated and saved to your local disk.

To view the exported password, open the exported file from your local drive.

Option 3: Retrieve Chrome passwords with the Key Finder tool

One of the recently introduced utilities is the Key Finder tool. This is a utility with added features that may not be available in some conventional tools. The basic function of the Key Finder tool is to:

• Store product keys
• Scan external hard drives
• Track Wi-Fi passwords

Tools Key Finder is a great addition to any list of the best product key finders. One of the advantages of Tools Key Finder is that it can identify duplicate keys and mark them as invalid, removing them from the list of product keys. Once you have your list of product keys, there are several ways to export it. It can be exported to a PDF and then printed from the PDF. You can also copy it directly to the clipboard. Additionally, there is a search feature that allows you to search for a given serial number string.

With a Key Finder tool, you can easily track down product keys and use them to install the software on another computer. Often, after years of use, the product key is lost, and when you try to install it on another PC, it's suddenly difficult to find the correct product key. This is where a Key Finder tool can come to your rescue. Here are the steps to find your Chrome password using a Key Finder tool:

Step 1: Click on “Internet & Network” under “Passwords.”

Step 2. Check for saved browser passwords in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.

“Copy” – click it, and then paste immediately.

"Save" - Saves as a PDF file.

"Print" - Connect to a printer for printing.

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More info: Find accounts and passwords on Android and iOS devices

We can also find the login credentials associated with our Android and Apple devices.

For Android and iOS users:

Step 1: Open the Chrome app on your Android or iOS device.

Step 2: Click on “More” (located to the left of the address bar).

Step 3: Click on Settings from the drop-down menu.

For Android and iOS devices

On the Passwords screen, you can view, edit, delete, and export your passwords.

Step 5: Hit Export Passwords, and then export your passwords to Google Drive or iCloud in CSV format, or save them to a local folder on your phone.

These steps work for both Android and iOS devices.

Final Thoughts

Chrome offers several options for viewing and exporting your passwords. It's best to access them through the password manager. On the other hand, exporting passwords provides more flexibility, but it's also less secure since anyone with access to the system can access the file. We recommend the Key Finder tool for its simplicity and time-saving capabilities. Good luck!