With the above steps, you’ve successfully exported Chrome passwords to a CSV file in Windows. Choose a save location, name the file, and click on the “ Save” button.Authenticate yourself with Windows password, pin, fingerprint, or face unlock to continue. If its windows 10 it will usually adapt to the new hardware and boot right up allowing you to access chrome and see the passwords. As a security measure, Chrome will ask for authentication.Click on the “ Export Passwords” button on the pop-up screen.Now, click on the “Overflow” icon (three vertical dots) appearing right on top of the passwords list.Click on the “ Passwords” option under the “ Autofill” section in the Settings page.Select “ Settings” from the list of options.
Click on the Menu icon (three vertical dots) on the top-right corner.You can also see your Google password at If your device can be used by other people your password can be at risk if you dont logout from your Google Account. You do that from the Start menu or by double-clicking on the desktop shortcut. Im sorry to inform this is the normal new behaviour when you try to see passwords on Chrome. Next, in the Saved Passwords page, under Passwords on this device only, click on the three-dot behind the website that you want to move password to your Google. Next, click See and manage passwords saved on this device. Google Chrome gives you the option to export passwords directly from the Settings page. Select the Autofill option in the left menu. In this quick and simple guide, let me show the steps to follow to export Chrome passwords to a CSV file in Windows 10. That being said, if you are not satisfied with the Chrome password manager or if you just want to create an additional backup of all Chrome passwords, you can export Chrome passwords.
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