Select More tools > Clear browsing data….

Open Chrome and select the three dot menu icon in the top right.

This isn’t unique to Chrome and happens to all browsers and dozens of apps. The Chrome cache can sometimes lead to issues with the browser. Log out of your Google account and log back in again.

Even though passwords are saved locally, they are also synced to the cloud. The password issue may be a sync problem between Chrome and your Google account. If Chrome is set to ask to save passwords and the particular website isn’t in the Never Saved list, we need to do a little more troubleshooting. Check this list for the site you’re on that isn’t asking to save the password, just in case. The Never Saved section is a list of websites you have asked Chrome to not save passwords for. You should see a list of Saved Passwords underneath the Auto Sign-in section, which should show your most recently used logins accessed through Chrome.

Check under Never Saved for the site you’re logging into, remove it from the list if it’s there.

Make sure Offer to Save Passwords is turned on.

Open Chrome and type ‘ chrome://settings/passwords’ into the URL bar.

This shouldn’t happen unless you share access to your computer but it’s a quick check so makes sense to do that first. The first thing to do when Chrome stops asking to save passwords is to make sure the setting to save them hasn’t been turned off. First let me address the original issue, making Chrome ask to save the password again. I’ll cover those a little more in a minute. You would be much better off using a dedicated password manager. They are not currently regarded as secure enough. First off, you really shouldn’t depend on your browser to remember logins.

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