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A simple console app that converts BitWarden .csv password files to Chrome/Chromium .csv files for password import.

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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bitwarden chrome bitwarden-password-vault chromium

bitwardentochromepasswordconverter's Introduction

BitwardenToChromePasswordConverter

A simple console app that converts BitWarden .csv password files to Chrome/Chromium .csv files for password import.

How to use:

See Releases for download. Otherwise compile as a .NET Core app.

Export your BitWarden passwords to a .csv file

  • Go to BitWarden -> Settings -> Export Vault
  • Select ".csv" as file format
  • Type your Master password and click Submit
  • The browser will download a file containing your password

Enable password importing in Chrome/Chromium METHOD 1 (Windows)

  • Create a Chrome shortcut on your desktop.
  • Right-Click and go to properties.
  • In the target section just add the parameter –enable-features=PasswordImport to the end of the line.
  • Start the browser from the newly created shortcut
  • Enter chrome://settings/passwords in the address bar
  • Click on the 3-dots dropdown to show the Import passwords option
  • Select the passwords file that you created using my program.

Enable password importing in Chrome/Chromium METHOD 2

  • Enter chrome://settings/passwords in the address bar
  • Click on the 3-dots dropdown to show the "Export passwords..." option
  • Right click the "Export passwords..." option and select the "Inspect" option
  • You will see the line of code for the EXPORT option, called "menuExportPassword"
  • Above it you will see the line of code for the IMPORT option, called "menuImportPassword"
  • In the Import code locate the word "hidden", select it (double click) and delete it
  • Click the ENTER key, and you’re all done! (you can close the inspect console)
  • Now, when you will click the 3-dots dropdown you will see the "Import" option as well
  • Select the passwords file that you created using my program.

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bitwardentochromepasswordconverter's Issues

Name no longer supported on Chrome

Hi, I tried using it and apparently when importing with the "name" in title and in the whole password list, it just... won't.

I tried to fix it, but my skills as a developer are... kinda null, I'd really appreciate if this could be done, or if not, give me some hints on how could I do it myself.

Thanks a bunch!

Index was outside the bounds of the array.

Trying to run this but I just get a long list of the sites I have in Bitwarden followed by the error message of "Index was outside the bounds of the array." Happy to provide what I can to help figure this out.

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