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Click the dropdown that reads top (or ) and select the password frame: settings (password), as shown in the screeenshot ( WARNING: Skipping this step will result in the error PasswordManager is not defined):.

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.

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Other, potentially outdated solutions include a JS-based one for any OS, an OSX-only solution, and a Linux-only solution (confirmed to work in Chrome 68).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. There are several solutions listed below, not all of them might work with the latest versions of Chrome.