Add, Edit, and Manage Saved Passwords in Opera on Computer

The Opera browser offers to save passwords and usernames in local storage. It offers complete management of the saved password, like editing, deleting, and blocking the site from offering to save the password.

It’s safe since all the passwords are stored within your computer and protected by the system password or biometric authentication.

Save a Password and Username

Here are the steps to help you save and the password credentials:

1. Launch the Opera browser on your computer.
2. Click on the Opera menu.
3. Choose the Settings option from the menu list.
4. Scroll down to Advanced Settings to access more options.
5. Look for the Autofill section and click on the Passwords tab.
   It will open the Passwords tab. 
6. Enable the toggle for Offer to save passwords.
   

Henceforth, whenever you sign in to any online account in Opera, the browser will offer a pop-up to determine whether you remember the password. Hit the Save button to store the password. This bar will last only for a few seconds.

If you hit on Never, the site will be added to the Never Saved section in Password Manager and won’t allow you to save the password.

You can also toggle on the auto sign-in feature that will automatically help you sign in to your account when you access them on the Opera browser.

It will autofill the username and password for the website when you access the Opera browser.

Manage Saved Passwords Credentials

All the passwords are stored locally on the Opera browser, and we can efficiently manage and remove unnecessary passwords from the computer.

1. Launch the Opera browser on your computer.
2. Click on the Opera menu.
3. Choose the Settings option from the menu list.
4. Scroll down to Advanced Settings and click on the Passwords tab.
   It will open the Passwords tab with all the saved passwords. 
5. Click on More  to manage the stored passwords.
   

You can choose from the available password options like Copy password, Edit password, and Remove the stored password in Opera.

Click on the eye icon to help view the stored password. However, you need to verify the system password to view the stored password to protect it from unauthorized access.

That’s how you can save and manage your passwords and usernames for the corresponding website.

Note: When you change a username or password of a site that is already stored in the password manager, the Opera browser will invoke a pop-up box asking to change the saved password. You can either allow or deny the new changes to commit in the browser.

Bottom Line

One of the many features provided by Opera is the Password Manager feature. It stores all your passwords to different websites in a single place and auto-fills on the sign-in page when required.

Moreover, you also have the option to add new passwords and edit or delete old ones. You can also enable or disable the automatic sign-in to websites and the saving of passwords.