![]() Navigate to the location where you have exported your file at and then double click on it to open it. Once the location is chosen, click on the Save button. Step 8: As next, choose the location where you want to store your exported file. Once you are done with entering the Windows credentials, click on the OK button. Step 7: In the next step, you will be prompted to enter your Windows username and password to proceed with exporting the passwords file. Step 6: Click on the button Export passwords when the Export passwords confirmation window pops up. Step 5: From the settings option, click on the option that says Export passwords. Click on the 3 vertical dots icon associated with it. ![]() Step 4: As next, on the Passwords page, scroll down and find the section Saved Passwords. As next, click on the tab Passwords from the Autofill section. ![]() ![]() Step 3: In the Google Chrome settings page, type in passwords in the search bar. Step 2: Once Google Chrome launches back, click on the 3 vertical dots icon located at the top right corner of the web page.įrom the menu that expands out, click on the Settings option next. This would close your Google Chrome and launch it again. Hit the Relaunch button once you’re all done. From the search results that appear, choose the Enabled option from the drop-down menu associated with the setting named Password import. chrome://flagsĪs next, in the search bar, type in password import. Step 1: Launch Google Chrome first and then in the URL bar, copy & paste the following, and hit the Enter key. How to Export Saved Passwords in Google Chrome In this article, we explain in some very simple steps how you can easily export the saved passwords in your Google Chrome to a CSV file and then use this CSV file to successfully import all your saved passwords in case you lose all your Chrome data including your passwords. In that case, it would be really cool if you can import all your saved passwords instead of visiting every single site and logging into each one of them, and then choosing the Remember password for this site option 100 times. If your Google Chrome gets corrupted, all your saved passwords might be lost. ![]()
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