Chrome browsers can implement password management through CSV file import passwords and other browser migration methods. 1. Chrome supports importing passwords from CSV files containing website URL, username, password and notes (optional). It is completed through the "Import" function in "Settings" → "AutoFill" → "Password"; 2. You can export passwords as CSV files from other browsers such as Firefox or Edge and import Chrome after exporting them as CSV files. Firefox needs to install plug-in to export, and Edge can directly export passwords; 3. Log in to your Google account and enable synchronization function, which can automatically synchronize saved passwords and recover between multiple devices.

The Chrome browser itself does not directly provide password management capabilities, but it can be synchronized with Google accounts and supports importing and exporting saved passwords. If you have saved your account passwords in other browsers or password management tools before, you can import these passwords into Chrome through the following methods.

1. Import password using CSV file

Chrome supports importing saved passwords from CSV (comma-separated values) files. This method is suitable for situations where you have exported password data from another browser or password manager.

Operation steps:

• Open Chrome browser
• Click the three dots in the upper right corner → “Settings”
• Select "AutoFill" → "Password" on the left menu
• Click three dots under "Save Password" → "Import"
• Select the CSV file you want to upload, and then select the source and target account you want to import (if there are multiple accounts)
• Click "Import"

?? Note: The CSV file must contain four columns of data: website URL, username, password, and notes (optional). A format error may cause the import to fail.

2. Migrate passwords from other browsers

If you are using Edge, Firefox or Safari before, you can export your password to a CSV file through the browser's own export function, and then import it into Chrome through the above method.

Take Firefox as an example:

• Install a password export plugin (such as "Password Exporter")
• Export to CSV format
• Import to Chrome as above

Edge users can export passwords directly:

• Settings → Configuration File → Password → Click "Export"
• Save as CSV file and import Chrome

3. Enable synchronization function to automatically save password

If you are already using Chrome and are logged into your Google account, you can enable the synchronization function so that the passwords you saved on other devices or browsers may be automatically synced (provided that they also have synchronization enabled).

Turn on synchronization mode:

• Click the avatar in the upper right corner → “Manage your Google Account”
• Go to "Data and Personalization" → "Synchronize with Google Services"
• Make sure the "Password" option is checked

? Tip: If you change your computer or reinstall the system, you only need to log in to the same Google account to restore the previously saved password.

Basically these are the methods. Although Chrome is not a professional password manager, it is easy to move old passwords into it through CSV import and synchronization functions. As long as you pay attention to the file format and account synchronization, there is no big problem.

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