![]() Open DevTools by right-clicking on the page > Inspect (or Ctr+Shift+I or ⌘+⌥+I).Open chrome://settings-frame/passwords in your browser (also accessible from Chrome Settings > Show Advanced Settings.Note: As of chrome v60+ the method described below does not work anymore.Īn OS-independent way to extract the Chrome passwords to a human/spreadsheet readable format is via the Chrome Javascript API, as described on this page: Update: in more recent Canary versions instead of the Import/Export buttons there is a single three dot button that contains an Export option. Clicking it will show the IMPORT and EXPORT options: Now open chrome://settings/passwords where you should see a three dot icon.Locate and enable the options Password import and Password export, and restart Chrome Canary.Open Chrome Flags by typing chrome://flags in the address bar.Log in with your google account, set up synching, and wait some minutes until all passwords are synched.Required: Install latest Google Chrome (if latest stable google chrome does not work for you then try with the Chrome Canary).Other, potentially outdated solutions include a JS-based one for any OS, an OSX-only solution, and a Linux-only solution (confirmed to work in Chrome 68). The 'official' Google Chrome/Canary solution is the only one which is currently reliable. Additional Informationįor additional assistance, contact the ITS Service Center.There are several solutions listed below, not all of them might work with the latest versions of Chrome. You will now find your bookmarks under the Imported folder, but you can move everything around as needed. Click the three-dot menu icon in the upper-right corner of the page, select Import bookmarks, and open the bookmarks file you saved earlier.Click your Profile icon in the top right again and select the other Chrome profile to where you'd like to transfer your bookmarks.Select Export bookmarks from the drop-down menu and save the file to your computer.Note: This is not the same three-dot menu icon to the right of your Profile icon.Click the three-dot menu icon in the upper-right corner of the page.Hover over Bookmarks in the drop-down menu, and select Bookmark manager.Click the three-dot menu icon to the right of the Profile icon.If it is not the correct one, select the profile under the Other profiles section.Click your Profile icon (i.e., the round image next to the three-dot menu icon) in the top right and ensure that you are using the profile which contains the bookmarks you'd like to transfer.To transfer bookmarks to another Chrome profile: Note: On both Android and iOS devices, you will only have one Chrome profile. Select the profile you were using previously under the Other profiles section.Click your Profile icon (i.e., the round image next to the three-dot menu icon) in the top right.To switch your Chrome profile on a desktop computer: To restore your bookmarks, you will need to switch back to the Chrome profile you were using before. ![]() ![]() Whether or not you click the " Keep local browsing data (bookmarks, passwords, history, etc.)" checkbox in the pop-up before clicking Continue, there will be a new Chrome profile generated without your previous bookmarks. Recently, Google began presenting a pop-up to users upon logging in to their U-M Google account and syncing it with their Google Chrome browser. How do I restore my bookmarks? Resolution After logging in to Google Chrome with my U-M Google account, my bookmarks are gone, and there is a new chrome profile. ![]()
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