Vivaldi is a popular web browser known for its customization options and user-friendly interface. One common task for new and existing users is importing passwords from other browsers or password managers. If you're struggling to find the import button or the chrome://flags/#password-import-export
flag isn't working as expected, this guide will provide alternative solutions.
Many users have reported issues with finding the import button in Vivaldi's password settings. The standard method of enabling password import via chrome://flags/#password-import-export
sometimes doesn't work, leaving users searching for another way to transfer their saved credentials.
Vivaldi offers a built-in sync feature that can seamlessly transfer passwords between devices. Here's how to use it:
Note: Ensure you're using the latest version of Vivaldi on all devices for the best sync compatibility.
For older versions of Vivaldi, a manual password import method may be necessary. This involves a special command-line switch.
vivaldi --enable-features=PasswordImport
While some users may be wary of third-party password managers, they can provide a reliable way to manage and import passwords into Vivaldi. Popular options include LastPass and Bitwarden. Consider the security implications before entrusting your passwords to a third-party service.
Note: Always use strong, unique passwords for each of your online accounts, regardless of the password management method you choose.
If the sync feature isn't working:
By following these steps, you should be able to successfully import your passwords into Vivaldi and keep them synchronized across all your devices.