Steps to transfer your passwords from Mac to Windows
1. Export Your Passwords from Mac
As I said before that the password that you have saved will be available in the keychain on the iCloud. So it is necessary that first you have to export all of the password from the keychain into your local computer and then send it through an email or using a USB flash drive. Please keep in mind that the password that you are trying to transfer from Mac to Windows will be in the CSV format.
Import Passwords from Mac to Windows
In any case, now that you have gained access to the passwords that you have exported from Mac specifically for Windows or Android, you have to open Google Chrome or any other browser that you are comfortable with. First make sure that you have logged in with your Gmail account into the browser. If you have not signed in with your Gmail account into the browser, you have to visit passwords.google.com and sign in. After executing the above steps, all of your password have been imported from Mac into your Windows computer. Also if you sync your Gmail with your other devices like Smartphone and tablet, then every password has been synced across all of your devices easily. Note: If you are using any third party application password manager to store your passwords, the steps are all the same too. All you have to do is find the import a section into that password manager, locate the CSV file and upload it, it will be synced across your devices through your account.
Conclusion:
That’s how easy to Transfer your passwords from Mac to Windows or android ecosystem. please make sure that you have to enable two factor authentication on your Gmail account. Because these days many users are saving their passwords into Google and other third party password manager, it is risky but comfortable. Even though Microsoft, apple, Google have decided to remove password soon enough and totally implement the two factor authentication. It is a lot more secure compared to using password.
