Save and Store Usernames and Passwords
Revised: June 01, 2026
Published: December 10, 2010

Your browser can save usernames and passwords for different websites. It will then automatically fill some sign-in form fields the next time you visit. Follow these steps to turn this option on or off in your browser.

Notes: 

  • These instructions are for saving your login details using your browser's AutoFill or AutoComplete feature. These steps will not automate your VIN login.
  • If you change your username, password, or other secure information, you'll need to repeat these steps to save the new details.

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Google Chrome

    1. Click on the three stacked dots in the upper right corner of the screen.

 

    1. Go to Passwords and Autofill, then select Google Password Manager.

    1. On the Password Manager page, you will see a list of passwords you have already saved.
    1. Choose Settings and then toggle Offer to save passwords and passkeys to on. Update any other options while you are there.

        

Can’t see the Settings option? Click the three horizontal lines in the upper left corner of the screen.

For more Chrome help and support, go to Google Chrome Support.

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Microsoft Edge

  1. Select the Edge Menu button (three horizontal dots).
  2. Select Settings.

 

  1. Choose Passwords and autofill, then Microsoft Password Manager.

  1. Select the toggle next to Ask to save passwords and passkeys.

While you’re in the Passwords and autofill window, you can scroll down to see your saved passwords.

For more Microsoft Edge help and support, visit the Microsoft Edge help & learning page.

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Safari for Mac

  1. In the upper left corner, click Safari and then Settings.



  1. Choose AutoFill.
  2. In the AutoFill window, check User names and passwords and any other options you would like.

  1. Click the red circle to close the window.

       
For more Safari help, go to Apple Safari Support.

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Mozilla Firefox

  1. Click on the Firefox Menu (three stacked horizontal lines).

  1. Select Settings.
  2. Select Privacy & Security.
  3. Scroll down until you see the options for Passwords. Check your preferred options for saving and autofilling your passwords.

To see your saved passwords in Firefox, click the Menu button and then select Passwords.



For more Firefox help, go to Mozilla Firefox Support.

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iOS (iPad & iPhone)

  1. Click on the Settings icon from the iPad or iPhone home screen.



  1. Select General, and then Autofill & Passwords from the right pane.

  1. Toggle Autofill Passwords and Passkeys to on.

 

For more iOS help, go to Apple iPhone Support or Apple iPad Support.

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Android (Chrome)

  1. Click on the Menu button (three vertically stacked dots) and then select Settings.

  1. Under Settings, scroll down to the Passwords and Autofill section, then select Google Password Manager.

  1. Select Passwords at the top, then Settings at the bottom right.
  2. Turn on Offer to Save Passwords and Auto Sign-In.

  1. You may also want to turn on Password Alerts to receive a notice if your passwords are found online.

For more Chrome help and support, go to Google Chrome Support.

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More help

Need some assistance? You can always contact VIN Tech Support at feedback@vin.com.

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