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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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