4 Ways to Fix Password Autofill Not Working on Android

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Basic Fixes

Fix 1: Enable Google Password Manager

Before we explore advanced tricks, make sure to enable Google Password Manager on Android. It’s the default service to save and sync your login details across your devices. Here’s how to enable Google Password Manager in Android Settings.

Step 1:OpenSettings > Passwords and accounts.

Step 2:Enable the toggle belowAdditional providers.

The option enablesGoogle Password Manager, Google Pay, and Google Walletservices on your phone. From now on, Android shouldsave login entriesto Google Password Manager and then offer an option to autofill your credentials in compatible apps.

Fix 2: Select Your Preferred Password Manager

Google Password Manager is basic at best. Some Android users prefer a third-party option like 1Password, LastPass, Dashlane, or Enpass. If you are among them, make sure to set it as default in Android Settings.

Step 1:OpenSettings > Passwords and accounts > Passwords, passkeys and data services.

Step 2:Tap the radio button beside yourgo-to password manager. Confirm your decision from a pop-up, and then you are good to go.

Fix 3: Add Autofill in the Quick Settings Panel

Apps like LastPass give you the option to access autofill right from the Quick Settings panel on your Android phone. You can enable that option to quickly fill your passwords.

Open theQuick Settings panel > Tap the Edit icon > Select and drag the Autofill optionof your password manager app to Quick Settings.

Fix 4: Force Stop and Clear Cache on Password Manager

You can force-stop a password manager app and even clear the cache to enjoy a smooth autofill process.

Long-press thepassword manager app icon > App Info > Storage and cache > Clear cache.

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Last updated on 23 August, 2024

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