Once you click on ‘Export Passwords’, it will warn you that it can be visible to anyone who can see the exported file, if you agree, click on the ‘Export Passwords’ once again, enter your Windows Password and save the (.CSV) File on your computer.Īll your Google Chrome saved passwords will be downloaded in MS Excel file format. Click on the three dots opposite to Saved Passwords list, and it will show you the option to ‘Export Passwords’.
Just below that, you would be able to find ‘View and manage saved passwords in your Google Account’. Here, you can ensure that ‘Offer to save passwords’ is turned ON along with Auto sign-in option. So i guess it will be in the normal Chrome within the next weeks.Step 4. It is just happy with your password and if you did not trust this browser before it is using now 2-step verification (via SMS or Google Authenticator). On the current Chrome Canary build as of today ".2 (Official Build 183216) canary" Chrome sync doesn't ask for an "Application specific password" at all anymore". Sorry Google.īut there seems to be light on the horizon. Means for "Chrome sync" on multiple devices the value for 2-step verification is below or equal to zero because (PAIN > VALUE). I know this breaks the concept of the whole thing, but it saves me pain. What I have done now is I created an "Application specific password" for all "Chrome Sync devices" and keep it in 1Password, so I can look it up later.
I have "Chrome sync" on 3 Mac Books, on 2 Windows VMwares, on an iPhone, iPad and at work on Windows. I couldn't it really figure it out what really the issue is for Chrome reporting an "Sync Error" and forces me to "re Sign in" with an new application specific password (because of the use and forget concept of it). I have to recreate an application specific password around every two weeks on a random base.
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