Can I migrate bookmarks from Chrome to Turbo?

Yes. Use Import bookmarks on the bar or Settings → Profile → Import bookmarks and settings, choose Google Chrome, and select bookmarks, passwords, autofill, and extensions (extensions depend on the current release).

Can Chrome and Turbo be installed together?

Yes. They use separate profile directories and can run side by side.

Can I import bookmarks only without passwords?

Yes. Select only bookmarks in the import wizard.

Migrate from Chrome to Turbo Browser

Yes. Turbo Browser is Chromium-based and supports one-click import from Chrome — bookmarks, passwords, autofill, and extensions (extensions depend on the current version). Keep Chrome-level web compatibility while gaining built-in mouse gestures, a boss key, and screenshots.

Migration usually takes 3–5 minutes — no manual HTML bookmark export needed.

What can be migrated?

Item	Supported	Notes
Bookmarks / favorites	✅	Includes bookmark bar and folder structure
Passwords	✅	Synced and local passwords saved in Chrome
Autofill	✅	Forms, addresses, and other autofill data
Extensions	⚠️	Depends on settings UI; some may need reinstall from the store
Browsing history	❌	Use Chrome sync or back up separately
User scripts / profiles	❌	Reconfigure in Turbo

TIP

If you already sync Chrome with a Google account, you can also sign in with your Google account in Turbo to pull cloud data. See Sync.

Steps

1. Install Turbo Browser

If not installed yet, download the Windows or macOS package from Download & install.

2. Open the import wizard

Use either entry:

Entry A — Bookmarks bar

Click Import bookmarks on the bookmarks bar:

Import bookmarks entry on the bookmarks bar

Entry B — Settings

Open Settings → Profile → Import bookmarks and settings:

3. Select Chrome and choose items

Choose Google Chrome in the source list.
Check bookmarks, passwords, autofill, extensions, etc. as needed.
Confirm and start import; wait for completion.

After import, sign in with a Turbo account or Google account and enable Sync for multi-device use.

FAQ

Do Chrome and Turbo use a lot of disk space together?

They can be installed side by side. User data directories are separate — uninstalling one does not affect the other (unless you manually delete data).

Some extensions didn't migrate?

Some extensions can't auto-import due to permissions or Manifest differences. See Can Turbo install Chrome extensions?, or reinstall from the Chrome Web Store or Edge Add-ons, or use official .crx packages such as AdGuard and Immersive Translate.

Will it feel like Chrome after migration?

Web rendering, extension APIs, and DevTools are the same Chromium ecosystem; Turbo adds dual-account sync, built-in gestures/boss key/screenshots, and more. See How is Turbo different from Chrome?.

Import bookmarks only, not passwords?

Yes — check bookmarks only in the import wizard.

Can macOS users also import from Safari?

Yes — choose Safari in the import wizard for bookmarks. If Full Disk Access is missing, the wizard will guide you. See Data import.

Migrate from Chrome to Turbo Browser ​

What can be migrated? ​

Steps ​

1. Install Turbo Browser ​

2. Open the import wizard ​

3. Select Chrome and choose items ​

4. Sign in and sync (recommended) ​

FAQ ​

Do Chrome and Turbo use a lot of disk space together? ​

Some extensions didn't migrate? ​

Will it feel like Chrome after migration? ​

Import bookmarks only, not passwords? ​

Can macOS users also import from Safari? ​

Further reading ​