I have a problem with syncing passwords with Google Chrome.
Whenever I save a password in Chrome, it just saves it locally. If I have previously saved the password on Google password manager in the cloud it doesn't show up!
The problem is syncing, not saving or suggest saving passwords locally. And yes I turned sync all data ON.
By the way, this problem showed up after I forgot my Linux(Ubuntu 18.04 LTS) password and tried to reset it so I deleted some files like:
login.keyring
user.keystore
in .local/share/keyringsI tried on a Windows operating system that I'm using and google synced my password on the cloud! so definitely, it's the Ubuntu.
also reinstalled Google Chrome with these commands and didn't work:
sudo apt remove google-chrome-stableor
sudo apt purge google-chrome-stablethen
wget
sudo apt-get install google-chrome-stable 3 Answers
I had the same problem in Linux Ubuntu. This will solve your problem if you are able to view saved password at password.google.com.
cd ~/.configmv google-chrome google-chrome-old- Re launch chrome
- Sign in with your account again and sync it.
Try removing Google Chrome with:
sudo apt purge google-chrome-stableThen:
sudo chown -Rc $USER:$USER $HOMEFinally:
sudo rm -rf ~/.config/google-chrome
sudo rm -rf ~/.cache 2 There is simple option to resolve this issue:
- Open chrome://settings.
- Press "You and Google", "Turn off" and popup appears.
- Turn "Clear bookmarks, history, passwords..." on, fix won't work without this checkbox.
- Reopen google chrome.
- Sign in and enable sync.