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The default setting clears all data saved since you installed Chrome or since the last wipe, so be careful not to delete something in haste that you might need later. Note that you may choose to delete your browsing data for a specific timeframe. Before you decide to delete passwords you’ll also be able to find out just how many you have saved. The basic tab only lets you delete browsing history, cached images and files, and cookies.

You will have to click on the Advanced tab to find passwords, autofill form data, content settings, and others.

Scroll down on the list until you find Passwords and other sign-in data.

Click on Clear browsing data in the top left corner.

This method deletes them from your Profile history and not just your device’s history. You should also know that if you have multiple devices synced to your computer, you can use this method to delete all passwords you may have saved when on your phone or tablet.

Select More (three vertical dots) next to a website.

Browse through the list of websites with saved information.

Click the Profile icon in the top right corner.

Here’s how you can delete your passwords either across all devices or just on the one you’re using. If you’re going for a clean slate, this is as easy as it gets.

Luckily, Google Chrome lets you quickly delete passwords not just on your current device but also on all other synced devices. This can easily be used to steal sensitive personal or work-related information. If you forget to log out of your Google account, then anyone with access to your computer can preview all your saved passwords if they also know your computer’s password. However, deleting passwords on your device may be necessary.