


Delete old and incorrect passwords by click on ‘ x‘ next to password and keep the correct one.Find out the website’s entry and click Show buttons to reveal passwords too.Click Manage passwords under Passwords and forms section.Click on Chrome hamburger icon and choose Settings.Method 2: From Chrome Saved Password Manager Done! Now reload the login page and Chrome should fill username and password filled with the remaining (correct ones) credentials.Click on ‘ x‘ icon next to the login credentials which you wanted deleted from chrome. A floating pop-up will come displaying all saved usernames/passwords (use second method to see passwords).At the end of the address bar (top-right corner) of Chrome, click on the ‘ key‘ icon that says ‘Manage your passwords’.We will remove old/incorrect passwords and usernames and keep the updated/correct ones in two different methods. To show you fixing procedure, I’ll use a website (, my ISP’s website) of which my Chrome stored and syncing multiple passwords and usernames. Thus you face trouble using Chrome’s password sync feature. In this case, sometimes, Chrome may auto-fill the old (wrong) password or leave the password field empty. Now when you try to sign in to that website on another device, Chrome may get confused of which password to use. By this way, Chrome will have two different passwords for the same site’s same sign in page. Now if you happen to reset or change the password of the website, Chrome will save the new password, but won’t remove the old one. Suppose you are signed in to a website and Chrome also have your password for that website. Chrome will auto-fill the log in credentials for that site for you on all of your devices. For example, once you sign in to a website in Chrome on Windows, you won’t have to re-enter the username and password for that website again in Chrome on Android. with other devices on which you are using Chrome. If you sing into Chrome using your Google account in purpose of synchronization, Chrome will sync your passwords, bookmarks, themes, extensions, auto-fills, etc. Google’s Chrome was one of the pioneers to bring web browser sync among multiple devices seamlessly.
