Chrome 60 (Windows) password import

@l2019486: Good questions!

If I search correctly, there is NO easy way how to import password from Chrome (60, Windows) to 1Password. Like none "load all my data to 1Password". Event export from ChromePass ( http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/chromepass.html ) which is pure readable CSV is not accepted at version 6 (it was possible at version 4 right?)

Correct. Chrome doesn't make this easy, and I've never heard of ChromePass. It isn't something we've tested with and support.

https://support.1password.com/save-login-manually/ - This is also not very usefull when you have 900+ passwords. 1-2 week? Well, no. Maybe 1-2 years. ( https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/41677/how-to-transfer-all-google-chrome-passwords-with-1password-use-chromepass-to-export-the-data )

Admittedly I did not have quite that many logins when I first started using 1Password, but I found it easiest to simply save credentials in 1Password as I used them. So the most important ones, which I used most frequently, got saved in 1Password first, adding the rest over time. There are

This is kinda.... very very very sad to head. Like that 1Password can import data from top browsers (IE, Chorme, Firefox, ..). Basically any malware can do this within a second.

Honestly it doesn't come up much, or we might have. Thanks for the feedback on this! The reality is that most people who use their browsers to save and fill passwords are using weak ones, or the same everywhere — in which case there isn't much need to export this data, as they're only having the browser do this for convenience. Not saying that's what you're doing, but it's what we typically hear. Hopefully we'll be able to do something in this area in the future, but even other password managers are often better at exporting, even though they'd obviously like you to keep your data there.

I think CSV import is available via 1password in the web browser but not in the Windows 1password app.

@fryrpc: While this is true, it's geared more toward known CSV formats from other apps. It's possible that it would work with exported data from Chrome, but as MrC mentioned the converter would be a much better option. 1PIF is 1Password's native interchange format, so that will give the best results, and will work with the app.

@l2019486: I wish we had a better workaround for you. :frown:

There is, however, a way to export passwords directly out of Chrome. Could you please give it a try and let us know if it works?

1) Type chrome://flags into your URL bar and search for “Password import and export.” on that page.
2) Set that toggle to Enabled and relaunch the browser.
3) Then, type chrome://settings/passwords into the URL bar (or go to Menu > Settings > Advanced Settings > Manage Passwords). There you will see a list of all the saved passwords in Chrome.
4) Click the Export button.

You should get a CSV file, which you can import to 1Password directly or convert to 1PIF using MrC's converter.

I will be looking forward to your reply! Thanks!

Cheers,
Greg

@christirichards: Thank you for chipping in! We really appreciate it. :+1:

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Greg