IMPORTANT: If the name of your browser or password manager is not listed above, please refer to this alternative method – How to edit a CSV file to import data from unsupported password managers. Here’s the full list, in alphabetical order:ġPassword, Bitwarden, Bitdefender Password Manager, Bitdefender Wallet, Bitwarden, ByePass, Chrome browser, Claro, Dashlane, Edge browser, ESET Password Manager v2, ESET Password Manager v3, F-Secure, Firefox browser, Gestor de contraseñas – Claro, Gestor de contraseñas – SIT, Gestor de contraseñas – Telnor, KeePass 2.x, LastPass, Panda Dome Passwords, PassWatch, Saferpass, SFR Cybersécurité, SIT, StickyPassword, Telnor, Watchguard.
Now that you’ve come to Bitdefender Password Manager, you’ll want to import all of your saved data to it.īitdefender can seamlessly transfer data only from the applications mentioned below in CSV, JSON, XML, TXT, 1pif, and FSK format.
If you are switching to Bitdefender Password Manager from another password manager service, you may already have stored a considerable amount of usernames, passwords, and other login data within that app or web browser. There are two steps to importing your passwords from another password manager. In the web vault, switch to the tools tab, then open the Import data tool. After signing in, switch to the Tools tab, then click on Import data in the toolbar on the left.
Bitdefender Password Manager has a feature that allows you to easily import passwords from other password managers and browsers. You can only import data into your Bitwarden vault via the Bitwarden web vault.
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