Google Chrome already has number of loyal users. Just like Firefox, it allows ‘username and password’ saving for websites you sign into. It can then autofill the sign-in fields when you next visit these websites.
ENABLE PASSWORD SAVE OPTION
You can easily enable Chrome to save passwords for website you visit. Click the Tools menu > Select Options > Click the Minor Tweaks tab and then check option ‘Offer to save passwords’. Now Chrome will save username and passwords for you.
HOW TO VIEW STORED PASSWORDS?
Manual method involves little bit of clicking. Here goes the procedure: Click the Tools menu > Select Options > Click the Minor Tweaks tab. In the ‘Passwords’ section, click the Show saved passwords button.
In case you want simpler way to view password stored in Google Chrome, then use ChromePass [link]. It is a small executable utility that display list of username and passwords stored in Chrome in a single click.
Viewing passwords stored in Google Chrome – you can use the manual method or quicker method via ChromePass utility. Take your pick!
this was very useful, and i am hugely grateful!