Have you ever clicked 'No' when Chrome asks to save your password, only to later realize you actually want it saved? It can be frustrating, but don't worry - there's a way to still save your password even after initially saying no.
Here's what you can do:
- Open Chrome and go to Settings.
- Click on 'Passwords'.
- Look for the website or app you want to save the password for.
- Click on the three dots next to the website and select 'Details'.
- Toggle the 'Offer to save passwords' switch to on.
- Visit the website again, enter your login details, and when Chrome prompts you to save the password, click 'Save'.
By following these steps, you can override your initial choice of not saving the password and ensure that it gets saved for future use.
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