For more information, see Password Manager - Remember, delete, change and import saved passwords in Firefox.īTW before I was using this awesome add-on Password Exporter which was just fit for the Import and Export of Saved Passwords. Passwords: Your passwords are stored in the key4.db and logins.json files. Quoting below the section for Passwords below for quick view: More information about where in Home folder Mozilla saves the data can be found on their support page. 12:25:07,223 - WARNING - Attempting decryption with no Master PasswordĪnd hurray I got all my saved login creds in plain format in the text file.
Master Password for profile /home/jignesh/.mozilla/firefox/fault: (I didn't had one so I left it blank and hit Enter) The only thing it gets right is the actual password field.With reference to answer above by I simply downloaded the script firefox_decrypt.py, saved it on my Desktop and created a text file too on Desktop and then ran following commands: :~/Desktop$ python firefox_decrypt.py > my_pass.txt With generic csv the problem is different - the importer ignores most of the fields, and misallocates the others. It brings me right back to the same Import page. I do exactly what it says in #4 (as much as possible, since there is no Tools option).Ħ. Instead, install the LastPass Firefox extension, and then go to LastPass - Tools - Import From - Firefox Password Manager."ĥ. LastPass says "Passwords from Firefox Password Manager can't be imported from this page. I use Notepad to open my exported password file, copy the whole thing, paste into the import page field, and click Upload.Ĥ. I choose Firefox Password Manager as the source.ģ. Either from LastPass Vault or via the LastPass extension, I choose More Options | ImportĢ. I've tried to import each of those to LastPass.įor Firefox (but the same is true for Chrome):ġ. I've exported passwords from that to CSV, Chrome format, and Firefox format.
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