But on my 6GB RAM phone, it seems the Bitwarden application uses way way less RAM, nowhere close to 2GB. Is this by design I don't really mind since I have 64GB on my workstation.

Tip: To make sure your passwords are formatted properly, open your. But while checking the Chrome task manager, it seems the extension after login takes around 2GB of RAM even at idle. To learn how to download your passwords, go to the help center for the password management app you use. This is a bit more work but it’s an alternative if you prefer. CSV file format can be imported to your Google Account. Remember to delete the CSV file later or if you want to keep it as a backup, make sure it’s somewhere that can be password protectedĪlternatively, you can also import your passwords directly into Chrome, however this import feature still seems to be in testing so you will have to enable the flag. Click the Bitwarden icon on your browsers toolbar, then click on the login to fill in your information.Select the CSV file containing your passwords and click Import and you’re good to go.

Click the cogwheel icon and then click on Import passwords.

So the question is, now that you’re thinking about making the change, how do you bring all your old passwords to Google Password Manager? Given that password manager services like LastPass have decided to kill off some of their free features, it could time to consider making the shift to Google which won’t charge you to use their password manager across multiple devices and platforms.

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