Google has begun rolling out a new "Delete All Data" feature within its Password Manager, allowing users to mass-delete saved passwords and passkeys efficiently. To access the feature, users can navigate to the Password Manager settings, where the "Delete All Data" option is located beneath the import and export passwords settings. Read more in our articles including "New ‘Delete All Data’ Feature Arrives in Google Password Manager" and "The day Google broke the Web".
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Jun 17, 2026Google has begun rolling out a new "Delete All Data" feature within its Password Manager, allowing users to mass-delete saved passwords and passkeys efficiently. To access the feature, users can navigate to the Password Manager settings, where the "Delete All Data" option is located beneath the import and export passwords settings.
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