Telling Chrome to Save Passwords:

Are you tired of typing in your password every time you log in to a website on Chrome? Fortunately, you can instruct Chrome to save your password for future use with just a few simple steps.

Here's how to do it:

1. When you enter your login credentials on a website, Chrome may prompt you to save your password. If you see a pop-up asking if you want to save your password, click 'Save'.
2. If Chrome doesn't prompt you to save your password, you can manually save it by clicking on the key icon that appears in the login field after you submit your credentials. Click 'Save' when prompted.
3. You can also manually add a password by going to Chrome's settings. In the Autofill section, click on 'Passwords', then 'Add'. Enter the website, username, and password, and click 'Save'.
4. To manage your saved passwords in Chrome, go to Settings, then Passwords. Here, you can view, edit, or delete saved passwords.

By following these steps, you can ensure that Chrome saves your passwords securely and conveniently, saving you time and hassle when logging in to your favorite websites.