Google Chrome Password Manager allows you to save usernames and passwords and automatically use the saved account to sign in to the websites you visit. Entering saves you from having to retype username and password to log in on frequently visited websites. However, nIf you want to switch to another browser or switch to another Chrome browser but still want to use the saved accounts on Chrome, follow the instructions below.

How to add saved passwords to Google Chrome

If you switch from another browser to Google Chrome, you can import saved credentials from Internet Explorer or Firefox. First you need to export the password saved on the old browser to your computer. Then use that data to import into the new browser.

To import your saved passwords from these browsers, please follow these steps:

Open Chrome and enter the path chrome://settings/importData into the Google Chrome address bar and press enter.

You will now be presented with a screen asking you to “Import bookmarks and settings”. From the drop-down menu, you can only import saved passwords from Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Edge, Internet Explorer.

Select one of the browsers where you want to enter the password.

You will now be shown a screen asking what data you want to enter. Uncheck any items other than ‘ Saved Passwords‘, as shown below.

Now click the button Import, and your saved password will be entered. If the browser you are entering the password in is open, you may be asked to close the password first.

To access your entered passwords, open Chrome Password Manager by typing chrome://settings/password in the address bar and press enter.

Your entered password will be displayed in the ‘Saved passwords’.

You can now close Chrome or continue using it.

How to export and backup saved passwords in Google Chrome

If you want to export your saved passwords from Google to create a backup or import them into another program, you can export them as a comma-separated values ​​(CSV) file.

To export Google Chrome passwords, please follow these steps:

Open Chrome and type chrome://settings/passwords in the address bar and press enter.

Now you will be in Google Chrome Password Manager.

Above the ‘Saved passwords’ section, click the 3-dot vertical menu button ()

and select ‘ Export password…‘, as shown in the image below.

You will now be shown a confirmation asking if you are sure you want to export your password. Click the button Export password… to continue.

If on Windows 10, you will be shown a message asking to enter the Password or PIN of the Windows login account. This is a feature to prevent others from exporting unauthorized passwords on your computer.

After verifying the Password or PIN, you will see a dialog box to save the file containing the Password. Select the folder where you want to save the file “Chrome.CSV Password”this file contains username and password information saved on Chrome.

Your password will now be saved in a CSV file named “Chrome.CSV Password”. You can now use the file to type your passwords into another browser, open the file in Notepad or Excel to view the passwords, or print them out to save them in a safe location.

Besides manually exporting saved passwords, you can use Tool to view saved passwords on the browser will be faster.

Hello friends! In this article, I will guide you to export the game to Console platforms such as Windows, Linux, MacOS, … and the mobile platform is Android! The goal is for players to install and play the game you designed.

Before Export create a simple Hello World program like this:

1. Windows

First you go to Project -> Export

Next, choose Windows Desktop!

You fill in basic information such as Game name, version (version), game icon, 64 or 32 bit chip architecture

Then choose the save path and Export!

Note that when the export is done, there will be 2 files, .exe and .pck. You must put these 2 files with the same path to run the game!

2. Linux

You still go to Project -> Export and select Add for yourself Linux!

The Linux side is simpler. You don’t need to enter basic information, just select the path and export it directly!

Just like Windows. Linux also outputs 2 files, .x86_64 and .pck. And make sure you put these 2 files in the same folder. To run the game on linux, you execute 2 commands as follows:

1 is to grant file permissions: chmod +x

2 is to run the game: ./

3. MacOS

You go to Project -> Export and Add MacOS

Then fill in the following basic information:

Where Identifier is a symbol (identifier) ​​to distinguish applications on MacOS

After entering the basic information, you choose the path to Export, but it will be in .dmg format!

For Windows or MacOS you just click and launch normally!

4. Download Export Template

The necessary condition to Export Game is that you must download the Export Template!

First you go to Editor -> Manage Export Template

Method 1: You download directly from Godot Engine

Method 2: You download the compressed package from the website

When the download is complete, select Install From File!

When completing the installation of Export Template, the interface will look like this:

5. Android

First you download Android Studio here: https://developer.android.com/studio

Then download JDK here (recommended to use jdk 8): https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase-jdk8-downloads.html

When the download is complete, install Android Studio and JDK on your device

Next you need to create the debug.keystore file with the command below:

keytool -keyalg RSA -genkeypair -alias androiddebugkey -keypass android -keystore debug.keystore -storepass android -dname "CN=Android Debug,O=Android,C=US" -validity 9999 -deststoretype pkcs12

For Windows, you use cmd and Linux and MacOS use Terminal (Note: To run the keytool channel, you must successfully install jdk)

Once the command is executed successfully, you will get the debug.keystore file in your personal storage directory (USER).

To export the game on Android (.apk) you need:

1. adb SDK from Andorid Studio
2. jarsigner from JDK
3. debug.keystore

Now we have 3 of the above. Just proceed to setup for Godot.

Go to Editor -> Settings -> Android. Choose the path to the 3 files above!

That way you are ready to export to Android!

You go to Project -> Export, select Add Android and fill in the basic information like the export methods above!

Once imported, proceed to select Export.

You can also enable developer mode on your phone, plug in the cable and export directly!

Note before exporting you must set up the viewport correctly for the device! Refer to previous articles for more information.

This article also wraps up my basic Godot Engine series! Thank you for taking the time to watch!

Video export android: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBwhDVIx_5M