kernpanik, 2 months ago

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4. However, when I navigate to Chrome's password manager, it is completely empty (see screenshot).

Question 1: Where are my passwords?

Question 2: How can I alter passwords individually (i.e. not by erasing all of them via Chrome's 'clear browsing data' menu)?

Note 1: I am not logged in to a Google profile. Passwords are stored locally.

Note 2: This is a question regarding Google Chrome. “Why don't you switch to Firefox” is not an answer to this question. 🙂

Thank you!

byteborg, 2 months ago

@kernpanik
Probably in one of the sqlite databases in the application support subfolder under ~/Library

kernpanik, 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

@byteborg That one did the trick! 👍 It's located here:
📂 ~/Library
📂 Application Support
📂 Google
📂 Chrome
📂 Default
📄 Login Data

I will try if modifying the file (which is not encouraged according to the READ ME) will remove the outdated entry I want to get rid of.

Edit: Yes, it worked. Thank you so much! :awesome:

byteborg, 2 months ago

@kernpanik Glad to help. You're welcome.