Top 3 Ways to Import Pass­words From CSV in Google Chrome

Google Chrome only offers you the ability to import passwords directly from Firefox. But that also requires having both browsers installed on the same PC or Mac. So if you plan to import your login information from a different browser or computer, you must rely on the good old CSV file.



Commands:
cd “\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application”
chrome.exe -enable-features=PasswordImport



Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Enable password import flag
1:26 Enable csv password importing via command prompt(cmd) or terminal
2:37 Use devtools to unhide import option
3:31 End screen



What you’ll learn
1. How to import data from CSV file
2. How to import passwords via CSV in Google Chrome
3. How to forcibly enable CSV password importing in Chrome
4. HOW TO ENABLE PASSWORD IMPORT FLAG
a. How to Enable the Password Import browser flag via the Chrome Experiments panel
b. How to access chrome://flags
c. How to bring the Password Import browser flag
d. How to enabled password import
e. How to Pick the CSV file that you want to import via the File Explorer
f. How to find all imported passwords
g. How to enabled Password importing via CSV
h. How to enabled Password Import flag
5. HOW TO ENABLE CSV PASSWORD IMPORTING VIA COMMAND PROMPT (CMD) OR TERMINAL
a. How to use either the Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (macOS) to forcibly activate the ability to import passwords via CSV
6. HOW TO USE DEVTOOLS TO UNHIDE IMPORT OPTION
a. How to forcibly activate the ability to import passwords
b. How to use the built-in DevTools functionality in Chrome to ‘unhide’ the Import option
c. How to access DevTools pane



















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