Where Are Chrome Passwords Stored on Mac?

When you save a password in Google Chrome on your Mac, it's important to know where exactly Chrome stores these passwords for security and accessibility reasons. Chrome passwords on a Mac are securely stored in the Keychain Access app, which is a secure storage system built into macOS by Apple.

To locate your Chrome passwords on a Mac:

1. Open the Keychain Access app on your Mac. You can do this by searching for it using Spotlight or finding it in the Applications > Utilities folder.
2. In the Keychain Access app, type 'Chrome' in the search bar located at the top right corner.
3. You should see a list of items related to Chrome, including passwords. Look for the specific password you are interested in.
4. Double-click on the password entry to view more details, such as the website it is associated with and the username.

It's important to note that your Mac's keychain is encrypted and protected by your Mac's user account password, adding an extra layer of security to your saved passwords.

By knowing where Chrome passwords are stored on your Mac, you can easily access, manage, and even delete saved passwords as needed. This knowledge also highlights the importance of keeping your Mac user account password secure to protect your stored passwords.