Are you tired of constantly entering your password every time you log in to a website on Google Chrome?

One of the most convenient features of Google Chrome is its ability to save passwords for your favorite websites. This saves you time and effort by automatically filling in your login details whenever you visit the site. However, sometimes Chrome may not prompt you to save a password, or you may have accidentally clicked 'Never' when asked to save it. Here's how you can get Google Chrome to save a password:

1. Ensure that Chrome's Password Manager is enabled. Go to Chrome Settings > Autofill > Passwords and make sure the 'Offer to save passwords' toggle switch is turned on.
2. When you log in to a website for which you want Chrome to save the password, enter your credentials and submit the form.
3. If Chrome does not prompt you to save the password, you can manually save it. Click on your profile icon in the top right corner of Chrome, then click on 'Passwords.' You can manually add the website and your login details here.
4. Make sure you are signed in to Chrome with your Google Account. This allows Chrome to sync your saved passwords across devices if you have this feature enabled.

By following these steps, you can ensure that Google Chrome saves your passwords and makes your browsing experience more efficient and seamless.