On a Mac, all you need to do is click the three dots on the upper right corner of the Chrome homepage. It's a good idea to clear your cache from time to avoid these kinds of issues. Sometimes an overflowing cache can lead to all kinds of unexpected problems. Click it, then click it again when prompted. Here's how to restore Chrome to its default settings on a Mac computer: Go to 'Settings' again and click on 'Advanced', then scroll down to the bottom of the menu. It's worth trying if all other options have failed.

Reset Google Chrome settings to default.

Once there make certain that 'Auto Sign-in'/'Save Passwords' option has been enabled. It's located by going to 'Settings', then 'Advanced'. Go to the 'Manage passwords' page in Chrome.

Control your passwords in Google Chrome.

Once you're there, go down until you see a 'RESET SYNC' button. To reset data syncing, go to which will send you straight to the Sync page.

Don't worry this won't delete your passwords or your settings. Wait a bit and log back in.Ī second workaround to the problem is to reset your syncing data. To log out of Chrome on a Mac just click on the icon that looks like three dots and press the 'SIGN OUT' button next to your account. If the problem with the passwords is due to bad sync logging in and out can be a quick solution. Log out of your Chrome account and log back in.

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