Google Chrome and Chromium by default offers to save login details such as username and passwords for websites that you tried to log in into.
While the built-in password manager feature is convenient, there are times that you no longer want to save passwords for certain websites or disable the username and password autofill feature completely. This includes when you install third-party password manager such as LastPass and you would have issues when accessing websites where you have saved the login details on both password managers.
Saved passwords for Google Chrome or Chromium can be deleted from the password autofill feature via the settings page. The password autofill feature can also be completely disabled.
Steps to remove saved password in Google Chrome or Chromium:
Open Chrome's
Setting page by going to
chrome://settings from the
URL bar.

Scroll down to
Auto-fill section or click on the sidebar menu.

Click on
Passwords.

Click on the toggle switch for
Offer to save passwords to completely disable saving passwords to
Google Chrome (optional).

Look for the accounts and associated websites from the
Saved Passwords section that you want to delete.

Click on the eye icon to reveal and read your password (optional).

Click on the three dots on the right of the account and click
Remove to remove the saved password.


Author:
Mohd Shakir Zakaria Cloud architect by profession but always consider himself as a developer, entrepreneur and an opensource enthusiast.
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