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This article describes how to export your passwords data stored in Avast Passwords to the Mozilla Firefox browser.

If you are using Mozilla Firefox version 57.x or higher, there is currently no way to import passwords data directly exported from Avast Passwords. However, if you also use Google Chrome, you can first import your data from Passwords to Chrome, and then import the data from Chrome to Firefox.

Instructions for Mozilla Firefox 57.x or higher

If you are using Mozilla Firefox version 57.x or higher, export Passwords data and import via Google Chrome browser:

Export Passwords data and import it to Google Chrome as described in the following article:
Open your Mozilla Firefox browser (57.x or higher), click the ||| bookmarks icon in the upper-right corner and select Bookmarks ▸ Show all bookmarks.
On the Library screen, select Import and Backup ▸ Import Data from Another Browser....
On the Import Wizard screen, select Chrome and click Next.
Tick the Save Passwords checkbox only and click Next.
Click Finish to import your passwords to Mozilla Firefox.

Your passwords data has now been exported to Mozilla Firefox.

Instructions for Mozilla Firefox 56.x or lower

If you are using Mozilla Firefox version 56.x or lower, export Passwords data and import directly to the browser:

Open the Avast Antivirus user interface and select Privacy ▸ Passwords.
If prompted, type your Master Password and click Unlock.
Go to Settings ▸ Import / export data and click Export next to Export to Firefox.
Select a familiar location to save the avast-passwords-firefox.csv file (for example, your desktop) and click Save.
Open your Mozilla Firefox browser (56.x or lower), click on the ☰ menu icon in the upper-right corner and select Add-ons.
Select Extensions from the left panel, then enter Password Exporter into the search field and click the ⌕ search icon.
In the search results, click Install next to Password Exporter.
Once installed, click on the ☰ menu icon in the upper-right corner and select Options.
Select Privacy & Security (or Security) from the left panel and click Import/Export Passwords....
In the new window click Import Passwords.
Locate the previously saved avast-passwords-firefox.csv file and click Open to import your passwords to Mozilla Firefox.

Your passwords data has now been exported to Mozilla Firefox.

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Chrome offers built-in password manager tool to save your passwords when you login to websites. Once saved, Chrome will autofill the passwords on login and registration forms whenever you open the website. In our earlier article, we have explained how to view and delete the saved passwords in Chrome browser. However, many users asked us how to bulk download all the passwords and upload back again. Therefore, in this article let us discuss about downloading all saved passwords from Chrome in a CSV file and uploading multiple passwords back to the browser.

Import and Export Passwords in Google Chrome

We have covered the following topics in this article.

Need for downloading passwords in a file
Export or download passwords from Chrome
Enable password export flag
Caution with password download
Enable password import flag
Import or upload passwords back to Chrome

1. Why You Need to Download Passwords?

You will know that you can save passwords in Google Chrome. You don’t always have to remember them every time and Chrome fill the passwords automatically when logging into the sites. However, what if you want to have a backup of them. There could be many situations you need to backup the passwords:

You are moving from one laptop to other.
Changing operating system (may be from Windows to Mac).
Wanted to modify the new passwords in bulk and re-upload into Chrome.
You feel some other administrator downloaded your passwords from Chrome and wanted to change.

If you found that your passwords are compromised or you want to update them on bulk then it’s a good idea you download or export all passwords in Excel or CSV format. You can modify the passwords and import back into Chrome with the new passwords.

2. Export Passwords from Chrome

It’s just a simple process of activating the export button in Chrome and after that export your saved passwords in a CSV file to local computer. Follow the steps given below:

Go to “chrome://settings” URL on the address bar.
Click on the “Manage passwords” option under “Autofill” section.

How To Export Passwords From Avast Passwords For Mac

Note, On Windows, Chrome will have Autofill section grouped under “People” section and Autofill is a separate section on Mac.

This will take you to the Chrome password manager. You can also use the command URL “chrome://settings/passwords” directly on the Chrome address bar to go to password management section.

Now, click on the three dot buttons against “Saved Passwords” option. You will see a “Export Passwords…” button and click on it.

Chrome will show you an export passwords prompt and click on “Export Passwords” button.

You need to enter the administrator password of your PC or Mac in order to export passwords from Chrome. This is the only security Chrome has to protect your passwords. This essentially means anyone having the administrator password of your computer can download all your passwords from Chrome browser. Enter your admin password and click ok.

By default, Chrome will assign the file name as “Chrome Passwords” and the file format will in comma-separated values (CSV). If required, change the file name and choose the destination folder you want to save on your computer.

Now that you have the CSV file saved on your PC. Open it with Microsoft Excel on Windows or with Apple Numbers on Mac to see all your usernames and passwords stored in Chrome.

3. Export Password Option Not Available

How To Export Passwords From Chrome

Don’t worry, if you don’t see the “Export passwords” option in Chrome password manager. You can enable it from using Chrome experimental features.

Close all other browser sessions and type the command URL “chrome://flags” in Chrome address bar.

When you are

How To Export Passwords From Avast Passwords For Mac