[Feature Request] Blur(by Abine) Conversion Tool
Hello forum folks, I've been using Abine's Blur for quite a few years now, but I would like to move to 1password now. The problem is, no password manager I tried seems to support blur's weird csv format well. I emailed the support team that suggested me to come ask for help here, so I was hoping someone could give me some help on converting, or possibly a tool for the job? Converting all entries by hand would be impossible as I have nearly 1000 entries.
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Thanks for taking the time to write in. I'm not familiar with Blur, specifically, but we do support importing from CSV. We have a guide on massaging CSV data into what 1Password can import here:
How to create a 1Password compatible CSV file - 1Password Support
Does that help? Please let us know. :)
Ben
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You can you help me understand what you mean by "weird csv format". I might be able to help you here, unless weird means ambiguous !
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@MrC,
By "weird" csv format, I mean that it isn't supported by any password manager. There'a even a guide to export from Blur to LastPass on Abine's website, but I believe it's outdated and doesn't work.@Ben - Sorry for not replying earlier, I completely forgot to do so :/
It's very difficult do convert the csv to a proper, compatible format, as there are just too many entries to do it by hand. I tried doing it with np++ but didn't work quite well ~
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I'm trying to understand the nature of the CSV file produced by Blur. These are the questions I need to know to help you convert:
- Does it contain header/column names?
- Does it have the same number of columns for each record, or do they differ based on the record's category?
- Are the records for a given category grouped together, or spread throughout the CSV file?
- If the cells in a given column have different meaning per category, are they consistently located in the same column for that single category?
- Are there category names (e.g. record types) in each row to indicate what type of record a row is?
- What language encoding is the file (e.g. UTF-8, UTF-16, ASCII text)?
- What is the file format of the CSV (e.g. what line endings are used: e.g. NL, CR-NL)?
Don't use a text editor like NotePad++ to edit your raw exported data. You should use a spreadsheet program if you're going to edit the file at all.
Please reply to as many of the questions above as you can, and I can probably help you convert the data using the csv converter which is part of the converter suite suite. But I can't help unless I know what I'm dealing with data-wise.
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Thank you so much @MrC for the assisting @thealmightyender, very much appreciated :smile:
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