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Export web browser passwords and import to Password Manager

To import data to your Password Manager web extension, follow the instruction below:

How to export passwords from the Google Chrome browser

1.Click the three dots menu > Settings in your Google Chrome web browser.
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2.Click Autofill and passwords in the left sidebar and select Google Password Manager.

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3.Click Settings in the left menu.

4.In the Export passwords section, click Download File.
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4.You will be prompted to type in your Windows login credentials.

5.Save exported passwords in .csv format on your computer.

Your passwords are saved as readable text, so anyone who can open the exported file (.csv) can view them. We do not recommend keeping the file on your hard drive longer than you need for data import.

6.After saving your exported passwords, open your Google Chrome web browser.

7.Log in Password Manager web extension, and click the menu icon > Settings.

8.Scroll down to Import data.

9.Select Chrome from the drop-down menu.

10.Select your .csv file.

If the file with the exported data is password-protected, filling in the File protection password field is required.

12.Click Continue.

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13.The Import complete window appears. The Import log displays the number and type of successfully imported data. If you want to save this information, click Copy to clipboard. You will be sent back to the Import screen if you click Back.

How to export passwords from the Mozilla Firefox browser

1.In your Mozilla Firefox web browser, click the hamburger menu > Settings.

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2.Click Privacy & Security. In the Logins and Password section, click Saved Logins.

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3.Click the three dots on the right, and select Export Logins > Export.

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4.Type in your Windows login credentials.

5.Save exported passwords in .csv format.

Your passwords are saved as readable text, so anyone who can open the exported file (.csv) can view them. We do not recommend keeping the file on your hard drive longer than you need for data import.

6.After saving your exported passwords, open your Mozilla Firefox web browser.

7.Log in to the Password Manager web extension, and click the menu icon > Settings.

8.Scroll down to Import data.

9.From the drop-down menu, select Firefox.

10.Select your file in .csv format.

If the file with the exported data is password-protected, the File protection password field is required.

12.Click Continue.
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13. The Import complete window appears. The Import log displays the number and type of successfully imported data. If you want to save this information, click Copy to clipboard or Back, and you will be sent to the Import screen.

How to export passwords from the Microsoft Edge browser

1.Open your Microsoft Edge web browser and click the three dots icon > Settings.
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2.Click Profiles > Passwords.

3.Click the three dots on the right, and select Export Passwords > Export passwords.
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4.Type in your Windows login credentials.

5.Save exported passwords in .csv format.

Your passwords are saved as readable text, so anyone who can open the exported file (.csv) can view them. We do not recommend keeping the file on your hard drive longer than you need for data import.

6.After saving your exported passwords, open your Microsoft Edge web browser if closed.

7.Log in Password Manager web extension, and click the menu icon > Settings.

8.Scroll down to Import data.

9.From the drop-down menu, select Edge.

10.Choose your file in .csv format.

If the file with the exported data is password-protected, filling the File protection password field will also be required.

12.Click Continue.

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13. The Import complete window will appear. The Import log displays the number and type of successfully imported data. If you want to save this information, click Copy to clipboard or Back, and you will be sent to the Import screen.

To export/import your data in the ESET Password Manager application, follow the instructions below:

How to export data from your Password Manager application

Check if your password manager or mobile browser allows data export on your smartphone or tablet.

1.Log in to your Password Manager application.

2.Tap Menu > Settings.

3.In the Data section, tap Export data.

4.Choose an export option.

If you choose the Password-protected file, filling the File protection password field will also be required.

5.Type your Master Password.

6.Tap Export data.

Your data will be downloaded to your device.

How to import data to Password Manager application

When you have exported data stored on your device, open the Password Manager app and import the data:

Check if your password manager or mobile browser allows data export on your smartphone or a tablet so you can start the import process below.

1.Log in to your Password Manager application.

2.Tap menu icon > Settings.

3.In the Data section, tap Import data.

4.Choose a file to import the data. From the drop-down menu, select the password manager or a web browser where the imported data originates. You can also create your .csv file for import.

5.Tap Choose File, and choose the import file only in .csv or .json format with the data to import to the Password Manager app.

6.Tap Continue, and the Import log appears with the number and type of successfully imported data.

7.To save this information, copy the log by tapping the Copy to clipboard button. The Back button will send you to the import screen.

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