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+ | ====== Google Chrome Passwords Import ====== | ||
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+ | I got passwords to import into Google Chrome from a Dashlane CSV export. Here's what I did: | ||
+ | 1. Enable password import flag in chrome:// | ||
+ | 2. Relaunch Chrome | ||
+ | 3. Modify CSV export file from password manager as follows: | ||
+ | • Ensure there are 4 columns: name, | ||
+ | If you are working with a Dashlane password export, you can use this formula in Excel to merge | ||
+ | columns with username and emails so you have one " | ||
+ | =IF(ISBLANK(C2) = FALSE, C2, D2) | ||
+ | • Ensure the url fields all have protocol prefix https:// | ||
+ | URLs without protocol will not import into Chrome. | ||
+ | If the URLs do not have the prefix, you can add in Excel with a new column and copy paste | ||
+ | special the " | ||
+ | =CONCAT(" | ||
+ | • Check to make sure there are no numbers in scientific format (e.g.: 5.4321E+12), | ||
+ | change the field format to just show a number (without decimal). | ||
+ | 4. Save the CSV file* | ||
+ | 5. Import passwords from the menu button in chrome:// | ||
+ | * I'm not sure if this was necessary, but I also modified the CSV in Sublime Text 3 to have | ||
+ | Unix line endings and UTF-8 encoding (without BOM). | ||
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