Chrome portable, not truly portable?

You may want to check your Chrome settings in the computer you're using, however; if you're using Chrome on multiple devices you may want to know the following, which is stated at the Features sub-title within the Chrome Portable page:

Passwords Not Saved Between PCs: Google Chrome stores passwords in such a way that they are encrypted in a way tied to current PC. While the passwords are not kept or left behind on the PC itself, they won't be retrievable when you move to a new PC.

May you please check the following settings; chrome://settings/content/siteData within your Chrome instance please, if on doubt about the link I provided, you may want to do the following steps:

• 1) Once Chrome open, head onto the Settiings page
• 2) While on the Settings please look at your left titles and select Privacy and security
• 3) Select Site settings go to the bottom of the page and click on Additional content settings
• 4) Go to the bottom and select On-device site data
• 5) Read, check the settings are the right ones, if not modify them, then test & let us hear back from you.

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Financial sites don't just use your saved password, cookies, and web storage to 'remember' you. They also fingerprint your PC. They use things like browser version, OS version, window size, screen resolution, color depth, IP address, and more to make a fingerprint of your current login. If you move a portable browser to another PC, even though all your cookies and such stay the same, your fingerprint changes and you'll need to re-verify yourself. This is by design by those websites and not something we have control over.