Sometimes you don’t want your browser to save password for any particular site. So when you provide your login details to get logged in to that site you click “Never for this site” and login details for that site is not saved. Also chrome doesn’t asks you to save those details even on your next visit to that site. So this article will let you know how you can enable password saving in chrome for a particular site for which you have not allowed chrome to save the login details.
How to enable the password saving in chrome for sites for which you’ve disabled password remembering?
Step 1: Go to settings of your chrome browser. Click on “Options”. Now click on the “Personal stuff” tab and then click on “Show Passwords“.
Step 2: Now a pop up window will appear, click on Exceptions tab in this window. Now look for the URL/address of the site for which chrome is not saving password. Suppose if you have choosen not to save password of your twitter account then you can find the twitter URL in Exceptions.
Click on that URL and then click on Remove. That’s it! Its all done. Now on your next visit to twitter or any other site, for which password remembering was disabled, chrome will ask you for saving its password.
Shahab khan is a Tech blogger from India & a founder of VirginTech. He blogs about Technology, internet, Social media, computer tips & tricks and Web 2.0. 
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Oh thanks Shahab for the solution, i was facing this problem for the last few weeks!
Hi,
This option is not available for Mac. Can anybody tell how to do it for mac – chorme version?
I used the ‘clear browsing data’ option and cleared all options out of my browsing history. When I returned to my website, Chrome STILL WILL NOT OFFER ME TO SAVE MY PASSWORD. And since I cleared everything, there is nothing in the EXCEPTIONS tab to “REMOVE”.
Ugh, this is infuriating.
Google, please fix this. Please allow me to make my own password decisions and change my mind about those decisions.