what is the best way to transfer internet passwords to a new laptop?

Heedtheadvice

I agree with Strider590 as this will work seamlessly across all your devices for Firefox.....well I only speak from personal experience :rotfl:

However fitness guy you need really to post which browser you use (if it is the browser that remembers your passwords) or which add on or other programming/app it is!

Do remember if you get rid of the old machine then others may have access to ALL you passwords so you need to consider that at the appropriate time!

S0litaire

agrinnall wrote: »

Good work to get 4,000,000 passwords down to 200 .

Lol! I'm blaming auto correct /auto complete!

ARandomMiser

I wouldn't be that worried about it. Pretty much every site has 'Forgot password' functionality - simply take it as an opportunity to replace all those passwords.

paddyrg

Chrome, if you log into it, will sync across multiple machines including phones, much like Firefox, and I'm pretty certain Edge and Opera.

I just installed Lastpass and hate it

Riccardos_2

Try this tutorial:
http://www.top-password.com/knowledge/web-browser-password-recovery.html

It allows you to reveal saved website passwords from all major popular web browsers.

Strider590

Riccardos wrote: »

Try this tutorial:
http://www.top-password.com/knowledge/web-browser-password-recovery.html

It allows you to reveal saved website passwords from all major popular web browsers.

That looks dodgy to me, I wouldn't trust it without a whole heep of researching first. The domain name rings alarm bells for a start.

Riccardos_2

Strider590 wrote: »

That looks dodgy to me, I wouldn't trust it without a whole heep of researching first. The domain name rings alarm bells for a start.

It is a clean site:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/30bc0b2f06d6f9149e407a168651b012fcf8d44438b74283f1e3b57fb346bf8f/analysis/1480293112/

I haven't got any alarm bells. What anti-virus software are you using?

agrinnall

Riccardos wrote: »

I haven't got any alarm bells.

The alarm bells are because a newly joined poster comes along promoting a site with a less than confidence-inspiring name. It may be an over-cautious approach but if that avoids potential problems then that's no bad thing.

AndyPix

Riccardos wrote: »

Try this tutorial:
http://www.top-password.com/knowledge/web-browser-password-recovery.html

It allows you to [strike]reveal saved website passwords from all major popular web browsers.[/strike] p1$$ 30 quid up the wall and infect yourself with malware

Fixed that for you