This guide outlines the steps to import or export saved passwords from the Microsoft Edge browser. There could quite a few reasons why one needs to carry out any of the aforementioned tasks. If we talk about import, this could come in handy when you are switching to the Edge browser from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer (legacy), etc. On the other hand, the export option will let you save all the passwords in a CSV file.
This file could then be used to access all your passwords and import the desired ones to any other browser. Likewise, many browsers let you save the passwords in an HTML file format. In this regard, Edge gives you the option to directly import this file and hence get hold of all the saved passwords. On that note, here are the complete instructions to import or export saved passwords from Microsoft Edge.
Import Saved Passwords to Microsoft Edge
So if you have decided to use this offering from Microsoft, then the first step will be to import all the saved passwords from your previous browser. There are two ways of doing so. The first method involves directly selecting your old browser from the list and carrying out the import. However, if your browser name is missing from the list, you could give a shot to the second method, i.e. importing via an HTML file. Here are the required steps for both of these methods:






