The answer to this question is that Google didn’t forget your passwords. This is a common misconception. The issue actually lies in the fact that Google’s sign-in process has changed and now requires two-factor authentication (2FA) for all accounts.
The answer to this question is not fully known, but it seems that Google Chrome may be deleting your passwords when you sign out of your account.
Chrome does not store your saved passwords on your computer, it stores them in the cloud. This is a security measure to prevent people from accessing your account if they get access to your computer. You can log into chrome and click “show saved passwords” to see what sites you have saved passwords for.
If you have a saved password, it is stored in a file called passwords.DB inside your Firefox profile folder. You can find the location of your Firefox profile folder by opening Firefox and typing about: support in the address bar.If you’re using a Mac, open Finder and go to “Go” -> “Library”.
The passwords are not showing up because the browser has been set to “never remember passwords.” To fix this, go to settings and change the browser’s password setting.
Yes, you can recover deleted Chrome passwords. There are a few ways to do this, and the best way is to use third-party data recovery software.
Chrome can be set to automatically save passwords for websites, which can then be backed up and restored. To do this, go to Settings>Passwords and forms>Offer to save passwords. You will then be able to see all of your saved passwords in the Chrome settings menu.
There are many ways to get Google to remember your passwords. You can use the Chrome browser extension Passwords, which is available for free on the Chrome Web Store. Another option is using the Chrome extension Autofill with Passwords, which is also free and can be found on the Chrome Web Store.
There are a few ways you can find old passwords. The first is to go through the browser’s history, which may save some of your typed-in passwords. Another option is to check through any documents you saved passwords in. Finally, if you’re using an online service like Facebook or Twitter, they might have saved your password for you.
This is a good question, and Chrome does have an option to save passwords for you. It can be found in the settings menu (chrome://settings/passwords). It’s not enabled by default, but it’s not difficult to enable.
