Make sure the source browser is closed.
To import passwords from another browser: The easiest way to import passwords from another Vivaldi browser is to use Sync, which also allows you to synchronize other types of data, such as Bookmarks and Notes.
Go to Settings > Privacy > Passwords > Show Passwords.Select Passwords (includes your Sync login password).Go to Vivaldi menu > Tools > Delete Browsing Data.To delete stored account credentials, right-click on the entry and select Delete Password. In addition to the option to show the password, from the right-click menu you can also copy the password or username, visit the page, and delete the saved password. To sort saved passwords alphabetically, click on the column title according to which you want to sort the saved entries. To filter passwords, search for the Website or Account Name in the search box above the list of saved login credentials. Click on Show Password, or right-click on the entry and select Show Password.In Settings > Privacy > Passwords > Show Passwords.When you change an account’s password, you’ll get the same prompt asking whether you wish to update the credentials. If you don’t want to save passwords or use other tools to manage them, you can disable the feature in Settings > Privacy > Passwords by unticking Save Webpage Passwords. In case you’ve change your mind, go to chrome://settings/passwords (the link will auto-correct to Vivaldi settings) and delete the website from the Never Saved list. In case you clicked Never, you won’t be asked whether you wish to save the password on that website again. If you discard the prompt for saving a particular password but want to do it later, click on Save your password on the right side of the Address Field. When password saving is enabled, every time you log into a new account you’ll be asked whether you wish to save the password.
With Vivaldi, you can store your account login credentials in the browser.
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