Keeping that stuff secure, but also easy to access, is tricky business.
Here’s how you’re able to add them.
Here’s how to go about it.
Adding Notes on Desktop
Open up Chrome on your box.
tap on thevertical three-dot iconin the top-right corner.
Under the menu, clickSettingsandclick on the three horizontal lines in the top-left corner.
Click onAutofill and Passwords, and then Google Password Manager.
Alternatively, you could just click straight onGoogle Password Managerin the menu if it shows up.
You’ll find all your saved login credentials here.
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snag the password account you want to add a note and type your Google account password.
ClickEditand jot down your note into theNotesfield.
When finished, clickSaveto save the note.
ChooseSettings, and tap onPassword Manager.
Tap the credential you want to add a note for and put in your screen lock password.
Tap onEditand throw in your note in theNotesfield.
HitSavein the top-right corner to store the note with that login.
For example, an ID number or a hint at what the password could be.
This works for both mobile devices and laptops.
Don’t want to back up your passwords at all?
you’re able to switch off the password saving pop-up in Chrome to avoid it.
