Although Chrome has long been hogging on any device’s memory, it still remains one of the most used internet browsers, rivalled by only a few. One of the main reasons that Google’s browser remains a top choice is because it comes pre-installed in Android devices, which happen to occupy approximately 4/5th of the global smartphone market share. However, that’s not the only reason. Chrome also comes with a slew of features, which are well-baked into the Google ecosystem.

As more services and platforms are getting online, consumers increasingly had to start keeping tabs on more and more usernames and passwords. Chrome, among other browsers, added a neat password manager feature, which they’ve built upon over the years, which helps safely save passwords on the device.

If you’ve saved passwords in the browser but can’t find a way to access them, here is how to view saved passwords in Google Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS.

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How to show saved passwords in Chrome for PC?

Open Chrome browser on your Windows, Mac, Linux or Chrome OS machine and follow the steps mentioned below to display saved passwords.

Step 1: Click on the triple-dot menu icon at the top-right corner of the browser window (below the close ‘X ‘icon). From the list of options, click on Settings.

Step 2: On the next page, select Passwords.

Step 3: The list of saved passwords will appear alongside their corresponding website. Tap on the Eye icon beside the desired website.

Step 4: Enter the password/passcode or proceed with biometric authentication setup in your laptop or PC to view the saved password.

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How to show saved passwords in Chrome app for iOS or Andoid?

Launch the Chrome app on your Android or iOS device and follow the steps mentioned below to display saved passwords.

• Tap on the triple-dot menu icon at the bottom-right of the app (top-right on Android)
• From the list of options, select Settings.
• On the next page, tap on Passwords.
• The list of saved passwords will appear alongside their corresponding username and website.
• Tap on the desired site and then on the Eye icon beside to view the password. You might be asked to enter your phone’s passcode or authenticate via Face ID or fingerprint to view the password.
• You can tap on the Eye icon again to hide the password.

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