Trying to either print my Safari password list or be able to import Chrome passwords.

Is it possible to get a list of all my passwords on Safari and print them? And if so, how do I do that? I have a MacBook Pro running Tahoe 26.5.2

When I first switched to Apple (so happy I did) I was so used to Chrome that I continued to use it and I subsequently switched to Safari. I'd like to use Safari exclusively, which I'm usually doing and its my default browser, but sometimes if I click a link it opens said link in Chrome. I want to totally delete Chrome from my MacBook. I've been trying to import my Chrome passwords to Safari, but I'm having trouble trying to do it, when I get to the part where they want me to input the Keychain Access password or is it the Chrome one? I'm lost so I figured I'd just do it manually by comparing the two lists. It has to be easier than this! Would love some help! Thanks!


MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 26.5

Posted on Jul 25, 2026 11:22 AM

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Jul 25, 2026 2:22 PM in response to sparknotes

I want to totally delete Chrome from my MacBook.


Good idea. Bear in mind installing Chrome on a Mac brings with it Google's full-time, automatically updating information-harvesting and -uploading system modifications. It is one of the most invasive and resource-demanding things one can install on a Mac.


To uninstall Google Chrome, follow Google's instructions, here: Uninstall Google Chrome - Computer - Google Chrome Help. Whether that procedure also rids the Mac of all Google components is unclear to me.


... when I get to the part where they want me to input the Keychain Access password or is it the Chrome one?


I don't know the answer to that question. By default your Keychain Access password is your Mac's login password, so try that.

Trying to either print my Safari password list or be able to import Chrome passwords.

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