If you find yourself frequently typing in the same passwords every time you log into your accounts on Google Chrome, you might want to enable the browser's password-saving feature. This feature allows Chrome to remember your passwords and automatically fill them in the next time you visit the same site. Here's how you can enable Google Chrome to save a password:

1. Open Google Chrome and click on the three dots at the top right corner of the window.
2. Go to Settings and scroll down to find 'Autofill' settings.
3. Click on 'Passwords' and toggle on the 'Offer to save passwords' option.
4. Once enabled, Chrome will prompt you to save passwords whenever you log into a new account.
5. You can also manually save passwords by clicking on 'Save' when prompted.

Remember to use a strong and unique password for each account to ensure better security. Make sure your passwords are securely stored using a trusted password manager to prevent any potential security breaches.