When you enter new login information on a website, Brave may ask if you want to save that login for the next time you visit that site.

In the pop-up window you can:

• Edit the username and password for the site. By default, these values will be pre-filled with the login data initially entered.
• Click the “Show” icon to see the password field: 
• Select Save to save the login information or
  Select Never to signal Brave to stop asking you to save login information for this site.

Once your information is saved you can have Brave fill the login forms on that site automatically and sign you in. Simply click in the Username field on the site and select the appropriate Username for the site you’re on.

Manage Your Saved Passwords

To view, edit or delete previously saved passwords in Brave:

1. Launch Brave
2. Open the Main Menu    in the top right. 
3. Click Settings --> Additional Settings --> Auto-fill --> Password Manager

From here you will see a list of all your saved passwords. Click on an entry to view saved login credentials for all accounts associated with the selected site:

Here you can click Edit to change password details (note that you will be asked to enter your system password before you can edit/view in-browser password information) as well as Delete to remove the credentials from the password manager. 

You may also manually add new login credentials by clicking the Add button at the top of the page:

You can adjust additional settings Password Manager settings by clicking the Settings option on the top-left side of the Passwords page:

Password Settings

Under the Settings section, you can adjust the following settings:

• Offer to Save Passwords - Toggle this option On/Off to stop Brave from prompting you to save your password for all sites.
• Sign in automatically - Toggle this option On/Off to stop Brave from automatically signing you into websites that have previously saved login information.
• Use your screen lock when filling passwords — Toggling this option "on" will require you (or anyone using your device) to enter the system password when you attempt to autofill a password on a website.
• Import Passwords — This option allows you to import passwords from a .CSV file already present on your system. Once the file is selected, the newly imported credentials will appear on your list of passwords on the main password page.
• Export Passwords — Selecting Download file will export all credentials you've saved in your browser as a .CSV file onto your system. Note that anyone who has access to your system will be able to open and view this file, so it is recommended that you delete this file once you've used the file for its intended purpose.
• Add Shortcut — This will create a shortcut to your in-browser password manager as a PWA file on your device for quicker access to the page.

Declined sites and apps

Here you can view sites in which you've selected to Never save passwords. In the event you change your mind and you would like to save login information for any of these sites in the future, you can remove the desired site(s) from the. list by simply clicking the X on the entry.