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Find Your Saved Passwords on Chrome Easily

Having trouble locating your saved passwords on Chrome? Our AI assistant is here to help guide you through the simple process of finding and managing your stored credentials.

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By using the steps provided, you'll be able to access and manage your saved passwords with ease. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask our AI assistant!

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Finding saved passwords in Chrome can be handy if you’ve forgotten one. You can access them by going to Chrome's settings, selecting "Autofill," and then "Passwords." Here, you'll find a list of saved passwords that you can view by clicking on the eye icon next to them. Do you often find yourself needing to look up passwords, or was there a specific reason you needed this info today?