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Computer if you are not synchronizing passwords with Microsoft account. You can also use this feature for exporting passwords from Google Chrome and then importing to Edge in different computer by adjusting the format.When you are in Edge password manager section, click on “Import passwords” against “Saved passwords” option. You will see the “Import browsing data” pop-up like below.Import Password File in EdgeThe warning symbol indicates that importing passwords for already existing sites will be overwritten. By default, you will see “Password CSV file” under “Import from” and click on the dropdown to see additional options. As you can see, you can import passwords from Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, or HTML file from favorites/bookmarks.Password Import OptionSelect “Password CSV file” and then click on “Choose file” button. Select your file to import the passwords and you will see a success message saying, “All Done – We’ve brought your data over”.Import Successfully FinishedNow, you can see all the imported passwords under “Save passwords” section. Remember, importing passwords will not delete any existing entries. It will add new site’s passwords to the list and overwrite the entries for the same URL.7. Password Security OptionsEdge password manager offers strong security options to protect your online safety.Disable “Show the “Reveal password” button in password fields” option to prevent viewing typed password in the login form.Enable “Suggest strong passwords” option for Edge to suggest strong password when your saved password is weak.If you want to get an alert for password leak, enable “Show alert when passwords are found in an online leak” option.Password Security Options in EdgeClick on the “View results” option that appears after enabling the password leak alert. It will take you to the password monitor page, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on “Scan now” button.Scan for Leaked PasswordsIf there are leaked passwords, you can see in the result to change or ignore them.Note: Remember, though using password manager in Edge is safe, anyone with your computer’s administrator password can be able to view and download all your passwords.

You can save your contact, payment and sign-in info to Chrome. If something doesn't work when you let Chrome remember your info, try these fixes. Fix issues with passwordsChrome doesn’t offer to save your passwordsYou can save your password to Chrome even if you aren't automatically asked to when you fill in a form. On your computer, open Chrome. Enter your info on the website that you want to save the password for. To the right of the address bar, select Password Save.If you don't see the Key icon, delete your password and try to sign in again.Edit or delete your saved passwordsStop Chrome from offering to save your passwords Chrome doesn't suggest your saved passwords Click on the text field for your password. You'll see a list of suggestions based on your saved info.If you still don't see suggestions, Chrome might not be able to detect the correct fields on the website.You can look up your saved info by following these steps: On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, click Profile Passwords . To the right of the website, click Preview .Fix issues with payment and contact infoYou can save, edit or delete your payment info in Chrome.Chrome doesn't offer to save your payment or address infoIf you’re signed in to Chrome, you can use your card by adding it to Google Pay: Go to pay.google.com. Add your info: Find out what it means to save your payment methods to Google Pay.Add or change payment info that you’ve saved in ChromeEdit your saved payment infoStop Chrome from offering to save your payment infoChrome doesn't suggest your saved payment methods Click on the text field for your payment method. You'll see a list of suggestions based on your saved info.If you still don't see suggestions, Chrome might not be able to detect the correct fields on the website. You can look up your saved info by following these steps: On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, click Profile Payment methods .Fix payment errorsIf you’re having issues buying something online, it could be an issue with your card or the site.Unrecognised $0 or $1 charge on your credit cardGoogle Pay confirms that your credit card is valid with a temporary $0 or $1 charge. It will disappear after one to seven working days, depending on your bank.'GOOGLE *TEMPORARY HOLD' appears on my card statement When you automatically enter or save a card in Chrome, Google may do a low-value credit card authorisation. This is a security measure to make sure that you’re the legitimate owner of the card. The authorisation is cancelled by Google shortly. 'Login not secure' or 'Payment not secure' errorIf you see a 'Login not secure' or 'Payment not secure' message, look at the security status:Related resources Manage passwords Use passwords across your devices Fill in forms automatically in Chrome Was this helpful?How can we improve it?

When you use Google Chrome, you gain access to an integrated password manager that makes saving and auto-filling passwords convenient. It may not have the advanced features of dedicated utilities such as Lastpass or 1Password. But Chrome’s built-in offering still packs a punch for something so basic.Suppose you’re relatively new to Chrome (or just want to figure out something specific about its password manager). If so, you will learn everything you need to know about saving, editing, and deleting passwords in this article. Sign Into Chrome with a Google AccountBefore you start, we strongly recommend you sign into Chrome with a Google Account (if you aren’t already signed in). This prompts the browser to back up your browsing information (passwords, bookmarks, history, etc.) to the Google servers in real-time and also allows you to sync the data with other devices you own.To log into Chrome, pick the profile icon to the top-right of the browser screen and select Turn on sync. Then, fill in your Google Account credentials and select Yes, I’m in. The default sync settings should upload your passwords (and other forms of browsing data) to the cloud. To manage Chrome Sync, open the browser’s More menu (select icon with three dots) and go to Settings > Sync and Google services > Manage what you sync.By default, Chrome automatically prompts you to save a password whenever you sign in to a website for the first time. When that happens, select Save.If you don’t see a Save password? notification soon after signing in, select the key-shaped icon on the address bar to bring it up. Before saving, you can modify the username or password if either appears incorrectly. Tip: As long as the usernames differ, Chrome can store multiple passwords for the same site.Chrome is also capable of detecting account registration forms and sports the ability to suggest strong alphanumeric passwords. Simply select the password field and choose Use suggested password. The browser should then ask you to save the login details soon after you’ve finished signing up. Whenever you revisit a login page with a saved set of