Chrome’s built-in password manager is pretty handy for saving all of your passwords so you don’t forget them. However, if you’ve been using Chrome password manager for a long time, it might get cluttered with varioussaved passwordsthat you don’t use anymore.
In specific cases, you might even want to completely wipe out all of your passwords from Chrome to switch to a different password manager. Whatever the case, it is pretty easy to delete individual saved passwords or all of your saved passwords from Chrome.
On Desktop
It is easy to delete saved passwords from the desktop version of Chrome. You can either choose to delete individual saved passwords from the Password Manager or delete all saved passwords from the History settings.
Here’s how you can delete individual saved passwords from the Chrome Password Manager:
If you instead want to delete all of your saved passwords from Chrome at once, you will need to do so fromHistory settings.
On Android
You can also delete your saved passwords from the Android Chrome application. Furthermore, deleting saved passwords on an Android Chrome app is pretty similar to doing so in the desktop version of Chrome.
If you want to delete all of your saved passwords from the Android Chrome app at once, here’s how you can do so:
On iOS
If you’re using an iOS device, you can also pretty easily delete your saved passwords from the Chrome application. Here’s how you can delete individual or all of your saved passwords on iOS devices:
While you can also delete all of your saved passwords from History settings in iOS devices, you won’t need to do so as the iOS Chrome app allows you to remove all your saved passwords directly from Password Manager.
