If you want to export / import them, why do you need to decrypt them first and convert them to .csv format, why can't you immediately use for this operation the original "Login Data" file, locateded in your "User Data" folder. Or why you don't like using a Backup system or an Internet-based automatic backup/restore system. This feature is there only for this, that so you can easily see what passwords you have stored in this file. This way you get a text file and you can more easily edit your passwords later in the password manager. Otherways the passwords are encrypted and You must every time input password or PIN to see them, and also than You can see only one password at time. It's true that some Chromium-based browsers allow you to open and save all your passwords as a .csv file, and then re-encrypt and save that file again or into another computer or browser. Unfortunately, Mirosoft has removed this option, as they say - It's all done at your request and in the interest of your security. - Thanks to the people who love Mirosoft, they do everything exactly as you want! The password is your personal property and it protects Your Personal Data from You very well if you forget your password only You! This only prevents personally You from accessing to Your own personal data. It will not protect you from any hackers.
Any direct links to Edge update KB4559309? Windows10.0-KB4559309-x86.msu Windows10.0-KB4559309-x64.msu
It comes with Windows next updates, and it's actually a Microsoft Edge Chromium installer, designed for those users who aren't able to install a new EDGE on their own.
yes, they generally publish the updates there first and then gradually are distributed though automatic updates.
Firstly, they are not available on Microsoft Update Catalog. Besides, the installer from Microsoft Edge official website does not support the deployment using DISM.
If you are talking about .msu, then these are the Cumulative update components that download Windows Edge online installer Microsoftedgestandaloneinstaller.exe version 1.3.127.15 If you are talking about a .cab file with the same name, it contains files that download and install Microsoft Edge and Administrative templates. However, you can do all this by manually downloading the online installer Microsoftedgestandaloneinstaller.exe from the Microsoft Edge website (you can always get the latest/the newest version) or by downloading the .msi offline installer and, if you prefer, Administrative templates. They are not mandatory to download. This .msu is for those who have not yet installed the new Edge. I can tell you that Administrative templates are downloaded to your computer anyway because they are now part of Windows.
I think you should download the CAB files from my link and check what files they contain first. I am not looking for the Microsoft Edge Enterprise MSI installer from Microsoft Update Catalog nor the Administrative templates.
I'm very sorry, please excuse me, but I've been using this Edge since April 2019 and I'm one of the insiders, so I know what's inside it from the first day.
Anyway, I use the MSU for deploying Microsoft Edge to an offline OS WIM image and integrate it to a Windows 10 setup source, I don't think there are any other ways can do so.