当您使用 Google Chrome时，您可以访问集成的密码管理器，该管理器可以方便地保存和自动填充密码。它可能不具备Lastpass 或 1Password 等专用实用程序(dedicated utilities such as Lastpass or 1Password)的高级功能。但是 Chrome 的内置产品仍然为如此基本的东西提供了强大的支持。
假设(Suppose)您对Chrome比较陌生（或者只是想了解有关其密码管理器的特定信息）。如果是这样，您将在本文中了解有关保存、编辑和删除密码的所有信息。
(Sign Into Chrome)使用Google 帐户(Google Account)登录 Chrome
在开始之前，我们强烈建议您使用Google 帐户(Google Account)登录Chrome（如果您尚未登录）。这会提示浏览器将您的浏览信息（密码、书签、历史记录等）实时备份到Google服务器，并允许您将数据与您拥有的其他设备同步。(Google)
要登录Chrome，请选择浏览器屏幕右上角的个人资料图标，然后选择开启同步(Turn on sync)。然后，填写您的Google 帐户(Google Account)凭据并选择是，我在(Yes, I’m in)。
默认同步设置应将您的密码（和其他形式的浏览数据）上传到云端。要管理 Chrome 同步(manage Chrome Sync)，请打开浏览器的更多(More )菜单（选择带有三个点的图标），然后转到设置(Settings )>同步和 Google 服务(Sync and Google services )>管理您同步(Manage what you sync)的内容。
如何在谷歌浏览器中保存密码(Google Chrome)
默认情况下，每当您首次登录网站时， Chrome都会自动提示您保存密码。(Chrome)发生这种情况时，选择Save。
如果您没有看到保存密码？(Save password? )登录后立即通知，选择地址栏上的钥匙形图标将其调出。保存前，如果出现错误，您可以修改用户名或密码。
提示：(Tip:)只要用户名不同，Chrome就可以为同一个站点存储多个密码。
Chrome还能够检测帐户注册表格并具有建议强字母数字密码(strong alphanumeric passwords)的能力。只需(Simply)选择密码字段并选择使用建议的密码(Use suggested password)。在您完成注册后，浏览器应该会要求您保存登录详细信息。
每当您使用一组已保存的凭据重新访问登录页面时，Chrome都会自动为您填写用户名和密码。如果一个站点有多个密码，只需选择用户名或密码字段，您应该能够在它们之间切换。
如何在谷歌浏览器中查看(Google Chrome)密码(Passwords)
Chrome允许您随时查看已保存的密码。首先打开更多(More )菜单。然后，转到“设置”(Settings ) > “密码(Passwords )”以按字母顺序显示密码列表。
在台式机上，您还可以选择屏幕右上角的Chrome个人资料肖像，然后选择(Chrome)密码(Passwords )图标以调用列表。
如果您看到几十个条目，您可以通过在屏幕顶部的搜索区域中输入网站名称来搜索特定密码。匹配的条目应在您键入时进行过滤。
出于安全原因，Chrome会隐藏列表中的所有密码。要取消隐藏密码（例如，以便您可以将其复制到剪贴板），请选择旁边 的眼形显示密码图标。(Show password)
然后，您必须输入您的 PC 或 Mac 的用户帐户密码（或PIN）来验证操作。在移动设备上，只需使用设备的生物识别技术(use the device’s biometrics)。
在桌面上，您还可以选择条目旁边的三点图标，然后选择复制密码(Copy password)以复制该项目而不显示它。
如何在 Chrome 中编辑密码
每当您更改网站密码并随后使用新密码登录时，您都可以选择更新密码(Update password)以更新存储在 Chrome 密码管理器中的条目。但如果你没有这样做，你可以直接编辑密码。
查看Chrome密码列表时，选择条目旁边的三点图标，然后选择Edit password。在手机上，只需选择密码并点击编辑(Edit)。
在随后显示的弹出框中，选择用户(Username )名和密码(Password )字段进行编辑。然后，选择保存(Save)。
如果您已使用Google 帐户登录(Google Account)Chrome ，您所做的任何更改都应在您的所有设备上同步。
如何在谷歌浏览器中删除(Google Chrome)密码(Passwords)
如果您在Chrome中有任何多余的密码条目，或者您只是想删除一些，您可以选择删除它们。
首先转到Settings > Passwords。然后，选择要删除的密码旁边的三点图标，然后选择删除(Remove )选项。在手机上，查看密码时点击编辑(Edit )>删除。(Delete)如果要恢复已删除的密码，请选择立即撤消(Undo)。
如何从从未保存的列表中删除网站(Never Saved List)
在 Chrome 的Passwords屏幕底部，您会找到一个标有Never Saved的列表。如果您阻止浏览器保存密码，则会将相关网站添加到其中。这可以防止浏览器在您每次登录该网站时纠缠您。
但是，如果您改变主意并想保存网站的密码，则必须选择它旁边的X形图标（或在移动设备上选择(X)编辑(Edit )>删除(Delete)）将其从列表中删除。然后 Chrome 应该显示保存密码？(Save Password?)下次登录网站时提示。
密码管理变得简单
如您所见，Chrome 的密码管理器无需设置，而且非常易于使用。但是，如果您更喜欢增强的功能和安全性，请不要忘记查看我们的桌面和移动设备顶级第三方密码管理器列表。(top third-party password managers)
How to Save, Edit, and Remove Passwords in Chrome
When yoυ use Goоgle Chrome, you gain access to an integrated password manаger that makes saving and auto-fillіng passwords convenient. It may not have the advanced featurеs of dedicated utilities such as Lastpass or 1Password. But Chrome’s built-in offering still packs a punch for something so basic.
Suppose you’re relatively new to Chrome (or just want to figure out something specific about its password manager). If so, you will learn everything you need to know about saving, editing, and deleting passwords in this article.
Sign Into Chrome with a Google Account
Before you start, we strongly recommend you sign into Chrome with a Google Account (if you aren’t already signed in). This prompts the browser to back up your browsing information (passwords, bookmarks, history, etc.) to the Google servers in real-time and also allows you to sync the data with other devices you own.
To log into Chrome, pick the profile icon to the top-right of the browser screen and select Turn on sync. Then, fill in your Google Account credentials and select Yes, I’m in.
The default sync settings should upload your passwords (and other forms of browsing data) to the cloud. To manage Chrome Sync, open the browser’s More menu (select icon with three dots) and go to Settings > Sync and Google services > Manage what you sync.
How to Save Passwords in Google Chrome
By default, Chrome automatically prompts you to save a password whenever you sign in to a website for the first time. When that happens, select Save.
If you don’t see a Save password? notification soon after signing in, select the key-shaped icon on the address bar to bring it up. Before saving, you can modify the username or password if either appears incorrectly.
Tip: As long as the usernames differ, Chrome can store multiple passwords for the same site.
Chrome is also capable of detecting account registration forms and sports the ability to suggest strong alphanumeric passwords. Simply select the password field and choose Use suggested password. The browser should then ask you to save the login details soon after you’ve finished signing up.
Whenever you revisit a login page with a saved set of credentials, Chrome should fill in the username and password for you automatically. If a site has multiple passwords, just select the username or password fields, and you should be able to switch between them.
How to View Passwords in Google Chrome
Chrome allows you to view saved passwords whenever you want. Start by opening the More menu. Then, go to Settings > Passwords to bring up a list of your passwords in alphabetical order.
On desktops, you can also select your Chrome profile portrait to the top-right of the screen and select the Passwords icon to invoke the list.
If you see dozens of entries, you can search for a specific password by typing in the name of a website into the search area at the top of the screen. Matching entries should filter as you type along.
For security reasons, Chrome hides all passwords within the list. To unhide a password (so that you can copy it to your clipboard, for example), select the eye-shaped Show password icon next to it.
You must then enter your PC or Mac’s user account password (or PIN) to authenticate the action. On mobile, just use the device’s biometrics.
On desktop, you can also select the three-dot icon next to an entry and choose Copy password to copy the item without revealing it.
How to Edit Passwords in Chrome
Whenever you change the password for a website and subsequently sign in with a new password, you can select Update password to update the entry stored in Chrome’s password manager. But if you fail to do that, you can edit the password directly.
While viewing your list of Chrome passwords, select the three-dot icon next to an entry and choose Edit password. On mobiles, simply pick the password and tap Edit.
On the pop-up box that then shows up, pick the Username and Password fields to make the edits. Then, select Save.
If you’ve signed into Chrome with a Google Account, any changes you make should sync across all of your devices.
How to Delete Passwords in Google Chrome
If you have any redundant password entries in Chrome or you’d simply like to remove some, you can choose to delete them.
Start by heading over to Settings > Passwords. Then, select the three-dot icon next to the password you want to remove and pick the Remove option. On mobiles, tap Edit > Delete while viewing a password. If you want to restore a deleted password, select Undo immediately.
How to Delete Websites from Never Saved List
To the bottom of Chrome’s Passwords screen, you’ll find a list labeled Never Saved. If you stop the browser from saving a password, the relevant website gets added to it. That stops the browser from pestering you each time you sign into the site.
But if you change your mind and want to save the password for a site, you must select the X-shaped icon next to it (or Edit > Delete on mobile) to remove it from the list. Chrome should then display the Save Password? prompt the next time you sign into the site.
Password Management Made Easy
As you just saw, Chrome’s password manager requires no setup and is ridiculously easy to use. But if you prefer enhanced functionality and security, don’t forget to check our list of top third-party password managers for desktop and mobile devices.
