Google Chrome password saving

[Proto]

numpty question, I suspect.

When visiting a site for the first and logging in, Google Chrome, offers to save the log in info and password for you. However, if you decline, it doesn't give the choice again.

I declined for Cycle Chat, but now I'd like Chrome to log in for me. How do I do it?

Ta!

 

[ianrauk]

Go to the spanner top right
Click options
Click personal stuff
Click show saves passwords
click exceptions
CycleChat should be in there
Click on that then click remove

 

[Proto]

Thanks, but nothing in the 'exceptions' list. Help!

 

[ianrauk]

hmm, that's strange then.

 

[amnesia]

Spanner > Options > Personal Stuff Tab > Offer To Save Passwords

 

[summerdays]

Go to the spanner top right
Click options
Click personal stuff
Click show saves passwords
click exceptions
CycleChat should be in there
Click on that then click remove

Never knew you could do all of that - thanks

 

[ASC1951]

Call me a wuss, but I never save passwords or allow automatic log-in. I don't like the idea of someone pinching my PC and working their way through my links and other data, then making free with my existence.

 

[HJ]

Don't to worry you, but... Chrome extensions flaw allows password theft.