If set up correctly, Google Chrome can take care of saving your passwords. From then on, you will automatically connect to your favorite sites without having to enter your credentials again. However, to protect your privacy on Google Chrome, it is essential to change your passwords regularly to avoid any attempt at hacking.
In all personal spaces or accounts of each site, you will have the possibility to change it in a few seconds. And once this step has been completed, your web browser will need to be updated so that you can log in automatically again. So, follow this tutorial: it explains how to change a saved password on Google Chrome.
Change a saved password on Google Chrome
- To change a password already saved on Google Chrome, you simply need to log in to the site using your new password on your personal space. A dialog window Update password will open at the top right. Click the blue button change the password.
- To check if your new password has indeed been saved, go to the menu of your browser and click on Parameters.
- In the new tab, go to the part Automatic entryAnd click Passwords.
- Find the site in the list on the screen, either manually or by using the search bar. Click theeye icon to view and change the password.
Your password has been changed successfully. Your next connection to this site will therefore be automatic.
Find other tutorials dedicated to protecting your privacy on Google Chrome:
- How to delete passwords saved on Google Chrome?
- How to activate incognito mode on Google Chrome?
- How to delete frequently visited sites on Google Chrome?
- How to delete previous entries on Google Chrome?
- How to clear history on Google Chrome?
- How to clear the cache on Google Chrome?
- How to view saved passwords on Google Chrome?
- How to delete cookies on Google Chrome?
