How to make Chrome, Edge & Firefox stop asking to save passwords

These step-by-step tutorials will show you how to make Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox stop asking to save passwords on a PC.

Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox each have a built-in password manager that offers to save your passwords. When you log into a new website, these browsers will prompt you to save the password. If you prefer not to use this feature, you can disable the “Save Password” pop-ups in your browser settings.

How to get Google Chrome to stop asking to save passwords

  1. Click the menu button in the top right corner of Chrome.
    Google Chrome menu button
  2. Go to Passwords and autofill.
    Google Chrome Passwords and autofill menu entry
  3. Click Google Password Manager.
    Open Google Chrome password manager
  4. Click Settings.
    Open Google Chrome password manager settings
  5. Click Offer to save passwords and passkeys to turn this option off.
    How to make Chrome, Edge & Firefox stop asking to save passwords

Google Chrome will no longer ask you to save passwords.

How to get Microsoft Edge to stop asking to save passwords

  1. Click the menu button in the top right corner of Edge.
    Microsoft Edge menu button
  2. Click Passwords.
    Open Microsoft Edge password manager
  3. Click Ask to save passwords to turn this option off.
    How to make Microsoft Edge stop asking to save passwords

Microsoft Edge will no longer ask you to save passwords.

How to get Firefox to stop asking to save passwords

  1. Click the menu button in the top right corner of Firefox.
    Firefox menu button
  2. Click Passwords.
    Open Firefox password manager
  3. Click the three-dot menu button in the top right corner.
    Firefox password manager menu button
  4. Click Options
    Open Firefox password manager options
  5. Uncheck the Ask to save passwords option.
    How to make Firefox stop asking to save passwords

Firefox will no longer ask you to save passwords.

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