In the Chrome flags window, hit Ctrl+F and search for “password import and export”. In earlier versions, you could launch Chrome browser, then type “chrome://flags” or “about://flags” in the address bar and hit Enter.Ģ. Now we suggest you use a 3rd-party tool to export and import Chrome passwords.ġ. The following method applies to earlier versions of Chrome only. In current versions of Chrome, you can directly copy-paste the following in Chrome’s address bar and hit Enter to open Import/Export: You may now use ChromePass to manage your passwords. Please read the full post as well as the comments. UPDATE: Things have changed in recent versions of the Chrome browser. Here’s how to import or export passwords from the Manage passwords section in Settings, by enabling a Chrome flag. What if you want to back up your passwords? You don’t get an option to export and import your saved passwords by default in Chrome – but you can enable the same via Chrome flags. You don’t need to go back in your head and try to remember it every time. Saving it in a browser makes things easy for you. Needless to say, passwords are a really crucial asset.

Today, in this post we are going to put our heads together about yet another useful flag that can be used to export and import passwords in Chrome browser. In our Chrome Flags tutorial, we talked about the 10 most useful flag settings that can improve your browsing experience.

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