Each webpage you visit becomes a part of your browsing history. On top of that, you may have bookmarks and other private information that can be obtained by anyone having access to the browser. Some of you might have thought about adding a password to Google Chrome, but sadly there is no such built-in feature. However, the good thing is that many extensions on the Chrome Webstore allow adding password protection to Chrome. Here’s how you can set password lock in Google Chrome to protect your browsing history and other data.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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