Step 7: Click the three-dot icon opposite Saved Passwords. Step 6: Click Passwords under the Autofill section. Step 5: Open the Chrome menu and click Settings. Step 4: Click on Restart button to restart the browser.
Step 3: Bring up the drop-down menu next to Import password, then select Enabled.
Note: If you can’t filter or find the browser flag Password Import, use method 2 or 3 instead to enable password import via CSV in Chrome. That should return the browser flag Password Import. Step 2: Type password import in the search bar at the top of the Experiments screen. Step 1: Type chrome: // flags in the address bar and press Enter. The process involves restarting your browser, so please save your work before going through the steps below. If you enable the browser flag Password Import from the Chrome Experiments panel, you can enable the ability to import passwords and other credentials into a CSV file in Chrome. Therefore, consider a backupup of your existing Chrome passwords into another CSV file before getting started. Warning: Importing passwords from a CSV file overwrites similar password entries already saved in Chrome. But if your Chrome release doesn’t have it, you will find two additional methods that allow you to forcibly enable importing CSV passwords into Chrome. The first method listed below shows what to do to change the experimental feature via the browser flag Password Import. At the time of writing, Chrome version 80 includes the flag, but it was missing in several previous Chrome iterations. The browser flag that allows you to enable the ability to import passwords via CSV keeps popping up in and out of various Chrome releases. While Chrome offers the ability to import passwords via CSV, it is an experimental one feature that you must enable manually. But importing the said data from a CSV file is a completely different matter. Most browsers, including Chrome, allow you to easily export passwords to a spreadsheet. So if you plan on importing your login information from another browser or computer, you should rely on the good old CSV file. But that also requires both browsers to be installed on the same PC or Mac. Google Chrome only allows you to import passwords directly from Firefox. Guide: How to Import Passwords From CSV in Chrome Browser #
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