How Do You Access Google Password Manager on the Arc browser?

View delete or manage your credentials in Google Password Manager

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Updated on June 28, 2024

updated on June 28, 2024

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How Do You Access Google Password Manager on the Arc browser?

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Arc browser is one of the newest browsers available on Windows 11 and macOS. It has gained traction due to its unique intuitive interface and comes with its password manager.

However, if you have migrated from Chrome to Arc browser but still want to access your credentials stored in Google Password Manager, you can. Let’s walk you through simple steps to access Google Password Manager on the Arc browser.

How can I access Google Password Manager on the Arc browser?

Launch the Arc browser, or if you haven’t downloaded it yet, visit the official Arc website. Click the Download Arc on Windows 11 button to download the installation file, and double-click the file to install the browser.
Click the New tab option from the left pane, and type passwords.google.com in the browser’s search bar.
Click the Sign in button.
Enter the email address associated with your Google account and click Next.
Now, enter your password, and click Next.
Click Continue.
Once logged in, you can check the saved password list in the password manager. You can view, update, or delete any of the credentials.

How can I import passwords from Google Password Manager to Password Manager on Arc?

Launch Google Chrome, click the three dots icon, then select Settings.
From the left pane, click Autofill and passwords, then select Google Password Manager.
Go to the left pane again, choose Settings, locate Export passwords, and click Download file.
Next, open the Arc browser, click the Arc icon from the top left corner, and select Settings.
On the next window, locate and click Default or the Profile you want to use under Profiles.
Click Passwords from the bottom of the pop-up
On the next page, click select a CSV file, then choose the file and click Open.
Once done, you will get the Import successful message. You will also get the option to Delete the .csv file, click the checkmark if you want, then select View passwords to check the credentials.

So, this is how you can open your Google Password Manager on your Arc browser and manage or export them without any loss.

Google Password Manager is quite popular. Although it is available through the Google Chrome browser, it can be run on any device and any available browser. Also, it comes as something other than a stand-alone app or extension.

If you want to explore other password managers for better security and safety, you can look at the best offline password managers that can help you manage your passwords.

Also, if you are interested in knowing more about this browser, check out our detailed review on the Arc browser.

Have you tried using Google Password Manager on the Arc browser? If so, share your experience with our readers in the comments section below.