Don’t forget to delete the file as soon as the import has succeeded. This file can be imported to the password managers mentioned above. The export file has these 4 columns with the name of the site, its URL, your username and password: This time you will have a button to export (and import) passwords as a csv-file: Click on the three dots attached to the saved passwords at the end. Scroll down the page that comes up to where there’s the saved passwords option. To go directly to the setting, enter chrome://flags/#password-import-export into the address bar of your browser:Ĭhange the value to “enabled”, restart Chrome and reopen the password manager. Click on the profile icon, then on the key icon. However, should you try to move your passwords into a service like 1Password, Last Pass or the KeePass application, you will figure out a small problem: The dialog to access your passwords allows you to view only one password at a time:ĭepending on your version of Chrome, you can enter chrome://settings/passwords or chrome://settings-frame/passwords into the address bar of your browser.Ī much faster approach is to change flag for the import/export password feature. If you trust Google and only use one computer, this may be fine. While this is a convenient function, it may not be the most trustworthy one. Google Chrome lets you save your passwords in its password store.

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