Maybe you no longer enjoy using Google Chrome on your Mac.
So, How Do You Sync Chrome Passwords with Safari on Your Mac?
Before moving ahead, lets sort out a couple of important questions!
Now, you must be wondering how the passwords importing from Google Chrome to Apple Safari work.
Well, let me tell you that Safari offers a native way to bring all bookmarks and passwords.
Besides, you’ve got the option to also do it manually at your own convenience.
On top of all, Apple also lets you import passwords and bookmarks that were exported in HTML format.
What Happens When You Transfer Passwords from Chrome to Safari?
All your imported passwords are automatically synced with iCloud Keychain Apples built-in password manager.
Automatically Transfer Passwords from Google Chrome to Apple Safari
1.Launch theSafari appon your Mac.
Click onthe messageto proceed.
Manually Transfer Passwords from Google Chrome to Apple Safari
Ensure that Chrome is installed on your Mac.
Keep in mind that Chrome must be closed, or else you wont be able to perform the action.
Just Control+punch the Chrome icon in the Dock and choose Quit in the menu.
1.First off, open theSafariapp on your Mac.
2.Now, tap on theFilemenu at the upper left corner of the screen.
3.Click onImport Fromin the drop-down menu.
4.Then, selectGoogle Chrome.
5.choose the items that you would like to transfer.
6.Finally, clickImport, and you are good to go!
1.In the Safari app on your Mac, go for the File menu and choose Import From.
2.Now, select Passwords CSV File and then choose the CSV file to import.
3.Next, click Import and enter the login password for your Mac.
After that, you will be able to choose which one to keep.
Do note that the CSV file is not encrypted.
Therefore, anyone reading the file will be able to view your passwords.
