Question about Google Chrome
In the upper righthand corner of your browser, click on the wrench looking icon (customize and control Google Chrome). Click Options. Click Personal Stuff. Click Passwords. You can now go in and delete the passwords that are causing you the problems. When you go back to the website, you can reenter your passwords the way that you want and Google Chrome will save them correctly.
Posted on Jan 01, 2011
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