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My workplace uses AD to login for a internal sites (20-30 sites), coupled with a mandatory password change policy every 3 months. Each time I change the password, this invalidates the logins I've saved in Chrome password manager.
In Firefox, I can at least edit the saved password which allows me to more or less do it in a single batch, albeit still manually.
Not so with Chrome - you can delete a password but not edit it. This makes it a pain to change old passwords.
Is there any workaround I could use? Manually editing config files or whatever?
sashoalm
Posted 2019-03-21T08:36:45.667
Reputation: 2 680
In chrome, logging in with the new password will ask if you want to change the password. This, of cource still is not a mass replace. Maybe look into a password manager? – LPChip – 2019-03-21T08:39:02.220
That is what I was hoping to avoid - logging into each site separately and switching the password, but maybe that's the only way. – sashoalm – 2019-03-21T09:33:50.940