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98valkyrie
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25 days ago

Moving Chrome passwords to 1P, with a catch......

Hi all,

I am having issues with moving my Chrome passwords to 1P (I'm on WIN11). I've read the standard blurb about going to chrome://settings/passwords. I have a different situation. At work, we have many different test environments that we use, and each environment has multiple 'users'. I currently have multiple (think 40 or so) Chrome profiles set up. Now, I DON'T log in to Chrome as you normally would. By not logging in, I can have these multiple Chrome profiles to use and I don't have any conflicts.

I'm thinking I want to move these Chrome profiles over to 1P, but short of going in to each profile>Bookmark Manager (and copy/paste each URL with each user and that users password), I'm drawing a blank as to how to move these over.

Any thoughts here?

Cheers

Jim

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  • 98valkyrie's avatar
    98valkyrie
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    Hey Dave,

    Thanks for that! Yes, that is the first place I looked. The issue with that approach is that is presumes you are logged in to Chrome with a Google account. I don't log into Google and that is why the multiple profiles works. To go further into my own workflow, I have a set number of 'users', and the 'users' are duplicated in each environment (~40) that I maintain. Some 'users' have different passwords in different environments. This is why I need to stay logged out of Chrome.

    Anyway, when I look at the passwords in a given profile, chrome://settings/passwords, there is not a .csv file to download (since I'm not logged into Chrome). I am presented with an editable list of each 'user' within that profile.

    Hope this makes sense.

    Jim

    • 1P_Dave's avatar
      1P_Dave
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      98valkyrie​ 

      Thank you the reply! Try going here instead: chrome://password-manager/settings

      Even in a profile where I'm not signed into a Google account I see the option to export passwords as long as there are passwords saved to Google in that profile: 

      Let me know if that doesn't work. 

      -Dave