Now when you log in with that ID across any device, all the passwords will be imported as well. It will save all your input passwords with your Google ID. But how will you remember such a strong password in the first place? Well, the thing is you don’t have to because Google Chrome takes good care of it. When you input a password for the first time, Chrome could suggest a stronger password, with a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters, arranged in random order.
One of Google Chrome’s most useful features that are usually under the radar but gets the recognition that it deserves is the Password Manager. To access it simply use the Ctrl+Shift+N (windows) or Cmd+Shift+N (macOS) shortcut key combination.
This bar will be accessible even in Incognito Mode.įor the unawares, the Incognito Mode allows you to browse privately, hides your history, and doesn’t collect cookies during the time you browse in this mode. Just login with the same Google account using which you have initially saved your bookmark and you are good to go.įurthermore, it also has a bookmark bar where you could add your favorite sites. The best part about this is the fact that these bookmarks are synced across all your devices. You could directly add any site to the bookmark just by clicking on the star icon or using the Ctrl+D (windows) or Cmd+D (macOS) shortcut key combinations. There’s a pretty handy bookmark management bar as well. Both of them will also have your different Google Profile picture over both the Chrome.exe files. For example, you could create a work profile and a personal profile and Chrome will make it easier to distinguish the two.
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