# Add or import data ### Adding Data to Datamask Datamask allows you to add new data securely and effortlessly. Whether it's storing new login credentials, adding identity documents, or creating secure notes, the process is straightforward: 1. **Select Data Type:** Begin by choosing the type of data you want to add. Datamask supports various data types, including Access (login credentials), Identity, Payments, and more. 2. **Enter Details:** After selecting the data type, enter the relevant details. For instance, if you're adding a new login credential, you’ll input the website, username, and password. Datamask provides a strong password generator to enhance security. 3. **Save Securely:** Once the details are entered, simply save the information. Your data is encrypted and securely stored in your Data Wallet, accessible only by you.

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### Importing Data from Browsers and Apps If you’ve stored data like passwords or payment information in browsers or other apps, Datamask makes it easy to import that data into your secure Data Wallet: 1. **Choose the Import Option:** In the Datamask interface, select the option to import data. 2. **Select Source:** Choose the browser or app from which you want to import data. Datamask supports popular platforms like Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Brave, Edge, and others. 3. **Import Specific Data:** You can choose exactly what to import, such as login credentials, notes, or payment information from supported sources like Amazon, Facebook, Google, and more. 4. **Review and Save:** After selecting the data, review the details, and then import them securely into Datamask. Your imported data is encrypted and stored securely, just like any other data added directly to Datamask. ### **Supported Browsers and Password Managers:** You can import access credentials, notes, identities, and payment information directly from popular browsers and password managers, including: * **Chrome** * **Safari** * **Firefox** * **Brave** * **Edge** * **NordPass** * **Dashlane** ### **Import Data from Other Platforms:** Beyond browsers, Datamask supports importing data from other major platforms, allowing you to bring in your information from: * **Amazon** * **Spotify** * **Facebook** * **Google** * **Instagram** * **LinkedIn** * **Netflix** * **Reddit** * **TikTok** This functionality ensures that all your critical information, whether login credentials, notes, or identity documents, is securely stored in one place—your Datamask Data Wallet. ### **Example of Adding New Data:**

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In the image above, you can see an example of how to add a new access credential in Datamask. Simply enter the website URL, your username, and a secure password. Datamask even offers a password strength indicator and a password generator to ensure that your credentials are as strong as possible. Once all fields are filled, click "Save" to securely store your new access data in your Data Wallet. ### Managing Imported Data After importing your data, you can manage it just like any other information stored in Datamask. This includes editing details, organizing data into categories, or securely sharing information when needed. ## From browser: ### Import from Chrome 1. Click the Chrome menu in the toolbar and choose **Google Password Manager**. 2. Click **Settings** in the sidebar. 3. Click Download file in the "**Export passwords**" section. 4. **Enter the password** you use to log in to your computer. 5. Save the **Chrome Passwords.csv** file to your desktop. ### Import from Safari 1. Click the **Safari menu** in the toolbar and choose Settings, then click **Passwords**. 2. Click on the more button in the top right and select **Export Passwords**. 3. Save the **Safari Passwords.csv** file to your desktop. ### Import from Brave 1. Click the Brave menu in the toolbar and **choose Settings**. 2. Click **Autofill > Passwords**. 3. Click at the top right of the list of saved passwords and select **Export passwords**. 4. Click Export passwords and enter the password you use to log in to your computer. 5. Save the **Brave Passwords.csv** file to your desktop. ### Import from Firefox 1. Click the Firefox menu in the toolbar and choose **Passwords**. 2. Click in the top right and select **Export Logins**. 3. Click **Export and enter the password** you use to log in to your computer. 4. **Save the logins.csv** file to your desktop. ### Import from Edge 1. Click the Edge menu in the toolbar and **choose Settings**, then click Passwords. 2. Click at the top right of the list of saved passwords and select **Export Passwords**. 3. Click Export Passwords and enter the password you use to log in to your computer. 4. Save the **Microsoft Edge Passwords.csv** file to your desktop. ## From extension: ### Dashlane 1. Open your browser and sign in to your account on **Dashlane.com**. 2. Click My account in the sidebar, then choose **Export Data > Export to CSV**. 3. A ZIP file will be saved to your computer. ### Nordpass Open your browser and sign in to your account on **app.nordpass.com**. 1. Click Settings in the top right corner of the sidebar, then choose **Export Items**. 2. A .csv file will be saved to your computer. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.humandataincome.com/datamask/application/add-or-import-data.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.