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One area where built-in password managers have lagged behind their independent counterparts is their difficulty in importing preexisting passwords. However, it seems that this issue might be changing soon.
For individuals who frequently use the Google ecosystem or possess an Android mobile device, the Google Password Manager provides an option to store and synchronize passwords via the Chrome browser. Until recently, the process of importing passwords from a CSV file was quite complicated using Google Chrome.
Thankfully, this has changed, and importing passwords from a CSV file into Chrome is now a lot simpler. Initially, individuals had to enable a disabled Chrome feature that allowed for password importing. However, it was challenging to get the Chrome browser to import a CSV file downloaded from LastPass.
The new process is much more straightforward, and the steps to follow are readily available. However, should this method not work, you can still import passwords from Firefox into Chrome. Overall, Google Chrome can now import CSV files, which is worth noting in this updated version of our article.
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