How to Remove Saved Passwords from a Web Browser: 6 Ways (2024)

Written byRain Kengly

Last Updated: September 4, 2023Fact Checked

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1. 1

   Open Google Chrome. This looks like a multi-colored sphere icon.^[1]

2. 2

   Click your profile picture. You can find this in the top-right corner of the window.

   • If you're logged out of Chrome, click ⋮ instead.

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3. 3

   Click the key icon. This will open the Google Password Manager.

   • If you're logged off of Chrome, click Google Password Manager.
   • You'll see a list of websites where you have saved passwords.
4. 4

   Click a website. A new page will open with your saved username and password for the website.

   • In some cases, you may need to provide your computer's password or Google Chrome password.
5. 5

   Click Delete. This is the button next to Edit.

   • If you need to delete another password, click the back arrow. Click another website, and click Delete again.
   • While you're at deleting your passwords, try changing them up for added security.
6. 6

   Delete all passwords at once (optional). If you want to delete more than a few passwords in one go, you can do so from the settings. Do the following:

   • Click ⋮ and click Settings.
   • Click Privacy and security.
   • Click Clear browsing data.
   • Uncheck all boxes except for Passwords and other sign-in data.
   • Click Clear data.

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1. 1

   Open Safari. This looks like a blue and silver compass.^[2]

2. 2

   Click Safari. This is at the top-left corner, next to the Apple menu icon.

   • A drop-down menu will open.
3. 3

   Click Settings. On some devices, this may be Preferences.

   • A new window will open.
4. 4

   Click Passwords. This is the tab at the top, between AutoFill and Search.

5. 5

   Enter your user account password. You may be able to use Touch ID.

   • You'll see a list of websites where you have saved passwords.
6. 6

   Click a website and click Edit. You can find the list of websites on the left panel. Clicking it will open your saved username and password for the website.

7. 7

   Click Delete Password. This is at the bottom-left corner.

8. 8

   Click Delete Password again. The saved password will be deleted.

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   • Repeat these steps for any other saved passwords.

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1. 1

   Open Microsoft Edge. This looks like a green and blue stylized e.^[3]

2. 2

   Click ••• . You can find this at the top-right corner.

   • A drop-down menu will open.
3. 3

   Click Settings. This is towards the bottom of the drop-down menu.

4. 4

   Click Passwords. You can find this below Personal info.

   • A new page will open with a list of your saved passwords.
5. 5

   Click the checkbox next to a website. If you want to delete more than one saved password, check the box next to Website to select all.

6. 6

   Click Delete. This is the blue button.

   • The password(s) will be deleted.

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1. 1

   Open Mozilla Firefox. This looks like a fox wrapped around a purple sphere.

2. 2

   Click ☰. This is located in the upper-right corner.

3. 3

   Click Passwords. You can find this underneath Downloads.

   • You'll see a list of websites where you have saved passwords.
4. 4

   Click a website. You can find the list of websites on the left panel. Clicking it will open your saved username and password for the website.

5. 5

   Click Remove. This is in the top-right corner.

6. 6

   Click Remove again. The saved password will be deleted.

7. 7

   Delete all passwords at once (optional). If you want to delete more than a few passwords in one go, you can do so from the settings. Do the following:

   • Click ☰.
   • Click Passwords.
   • Click •••.
   • Click Remove All Logins…
   • Check the box for Yes, remove these logins.
   • Click Remove All.

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1. 1

   Open the Google Chrome app. This looks like a multi-colored sphere.

   • Google Chrome is available for iOS in the App Store and for Android in the Google Play Store.
2. 2

   Tap your profile picture in the top-right corner. This will open a menu.

3. 3

   Tap Password Manager. This will be below Search Engine.

   • You'll see a list of websites where you have saved passwords.
4. 4

   Tap a website. A new page will open with your saved username and password for the website.

   • In some cases, you may need to provide your device's passcode or Google Chrome password.
5. 5

   Tap Edit. This is at the top-right corner.

6. 6

   Tap Delete Password, and then Delete. The saved password will be deleted.

7. 7

   Delete all passwords at once (optional). If you have more than a few passwords you want to delete all in one go, you can select them all. Do the following:

   • Open the Password Manager.
   • Tap Edit in the bottom-right corner.
   • Select all websites.
   • Tap Delete.

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1. 1

   Open the Settings app. This is the grey cog icon.

   • Be sure to update your iPhone or iPad.
2. 2

   Tap Passwords. You can find this underneath Wallet & Apple Pay.

   • You may be asked to provide Face ID or Touch ID to open this page.
   • You'll see a list of websites where you have saved passwords.
3. 3

   Tap Edit. This is in the top-right corner.

4. 4

   Tap all websites you want to delete. A blue checkmark will appear next to selected websites.

5. 5

   Tap Delete. You can find this in the top-left corner.

6. 6

   Tap Delete Password. The saved password will be deleted.

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