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Protect: export passwords
Export passwords from the Yandex Browser beta version to a file or archive, and then import them back.
Export passwords from Yandex Browser
Alert
Don't send the file or archive containing your passwords by email, don't give anyone access to them, and delete the file or archive immediately after importing your passwords.
Note
The archive is downloaded in ZIP format.
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Click → Passwords, cards, data.
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If you have created master password enter it to access the storage.
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Click
→ Export passwords in the upper-right corner of the Passwords section. -
Select To a password-protected archive.
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Enter a password, which should be at least 6 characters long.
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To confirm, enter the password again and click Export.
Note
If you don't have a master password but do have a Windows or macOS password, the browser will ask you to enter it. This is safe: Yandex Browser can't access your system password since you enter it in a system window. Linux doesn't have system passwords.
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Name the archive and save it in a convenient place.
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In a file, passwords are stored unencrypted, otherwise they cannot be imported to Yandex Browser.
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Click → Passwords, cards, data.
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If you have created master password enter it to access the storage.
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Click
→ Export passwords in the upper-right corner of the Passwords section. -
Select To a text file and click Export.
Note
If you don't have a master password but do have a Windows or macOS password, the browser will ask you to enter it. This is safe: Yandex Browser can't access your system password since you enter it in a system window. Linux doesn't have system passwords.
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Name the file and save it in a convenient place.
When all the passwords are exported, Yandex Browser will show you how many passwords have been exported.