Is it possible to protect Chrome with a global password in such a way that you can safely save logins, passwords and sessions, and without a common password it was impossible to go anywhere?

Question

Google Chrome

Here's a question: I always log out from the log in, I don't save almost any cookies, every time I enter passwords for almost all sites again. It would be interesting to stay logged in everywhere (mail, social networks, forums, habr) and not worry that if the laptop is stolen (once it was already) you will have to change all passwords on the run. The question, in fact, is two in one: is there such a functionality (and how to enable it correctly) and how reliable is it (as far as I remember, any passwords that were previously found in browsers and other programs were recovered very easily).
WARNING: I want to ask exactly what I asked. No need to recommend password managers and other things to me based on your own conclusions about my motives. I'm interested in saving data in Chrome (and in local and portable) and I'm more interested in saving sessions / cookies than the passwords themselves.

Answer 1

you can do this using the Browser Lock add-on or Simple Startup Password, etc.
but this does not solve security problems
better and more reliably than a cryptodisk, and applications are already on it

Answer 2

Use the portable version on a flash drive that you will always carry with you.

Answer 3

Kaspersky Klistal has a convenient password storage - it automatically logs into sites, everything is closed with a single master password, data is stored on their servers, the master password is entered after each reboot - it works on all browsers, not just chrome.

Answer 4

since such advice has gone, you can remember the Keepas
database is saved, for example, on dropbox and you're done