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Turn Password saving, Autofill and Save cards off.

Click on the Microsoft Edge menu button at the top right corner of your browser.

This will reduce the chance of duplicate and misplaced passwords.

Now add your remaining passwords to LastPass and remove them from chrome.

Once you have added the account to LastPass, you can remove the saved password from Chrome.

The easiest way to add a password to LastPass, is by logging into your account for that website while the LastPass browser extension is active, and clicking “Add” when prompted.

From here you can view all the passwords you have saved to Chrome.

You might be prompted to enter your computer Pin or Password.

Click on the eyeball icon next to a password to view it.

Scroll down a little and you should see your saved passwords.

You can also disable ‘payment methods’ and ‘addresses’ if you are going to use LastPass to fill these too.

Turn ‘Password saving’ and ‘Auto Sign-in Off’.

From the settings page, scroll down to the autofill section and click on Passwords.

Select “Settings” from the drop down menu.

Click on the Google Chrome menu button at the top right corner of your browser.

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