Save Passwords?

grinzold

I thought it was time to save passwords but I can't find the option anymore when using
"vivaldi://settings/passwords". Trying "vivaldi://chrome/settings/passwords" results in
"chrome://chrome/settings/passwords ....ERR_INVALID_URL"

What am I missing?

Regards
Andreas

grinzold

Thanks, but no avail. No export/import option.

Andreas

UbIx

@tailot said in Save Passwords?:

Saving passwords in the browser is bad and not secure

The passwords are here :

~/.config/vivaldi/Default/Login\ Data

Crazy, on my KDE desktop - this file is more or less unreadeable. If I look in KWallet(Manager) - vivaldi was listed as allowed apps and inside I can find in the entry "Chrome Form Data" the passwords (some in the "pairs" tree and most in "binary data" tree (remark - "" = free translated from German version) . Inside you can find (usr,)webpage subtree with the binary information which includes also password and other informations which are stored in detected forms.

UbIx

@grinzold said in Save Passwords?:

I thought it was time to save passwords but I can't find the option anymore when using
"vivaldi://settings/passwords". Trying "vivaldi://chrome/settings/passwords" results in
"chrome://chrome/settings/passwords ....ERR_INVALID_URL"

What am I missing?

look at
vivaldi://settings/privacy/

CantankRus

I believe Chrome has removed the password import/export functionality.
Even if you enable the flag chrome://flags/#password-import-export
it is not available in chrome://settings/passwords

Although I save passwords within vivaldi so I can autologin to websites, I always save passwords
in KeepassX first.
If you're using a gnome distro with seahorse you can use a python script to dump your passwords.
https://github.com/mnagel/gnome-keyring-dumper/blob/master/gnome-keyring-dumper.py
Requires the package python-gnomekeyring.

Ayespy

@cantankrus Chromium did remove that feature, but is in the process of replacing it. We should soon see its return.

dwarfstar55

@grinzold

chromium / chromium / src / bc0d25e5617550213aa178703d2d620ded1d59e9
commit bc0d25e5617550213aa178703d2d620ded1d59e9 [log] [tgz]
author Nathanael Alcock [email protected] Tue Sep 26 15:11:47 2017
committer Commit Bot [email protected] Tue Sep 26 15:11:47 2017
tree c8c1cd5e721095002c3b50ec071aafc2501334a0
parent ea69a621f4528e8687a2f5d71ac5e981dcf0bc08 [diff]
Add password import/export buttons in MD Password Manager settings

This change reimplements the import/export functionality to the PM
settings as it existed in the previous version, before the Material
redesign.

Bug: 674536
Cq-Include-Trybots: master.tryserver.chromium.linux:closure_compilation
Change-Id: I686dc1152e95bc74ad21c3137b5aebf226801aed
Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/663380
Commit-Queue: Nathanael Alcock [email protected]
Reviewed-by: Ken Rockot [email protected]
Reviewed-by: Michael Wasserman [email protected]
Reviewed-by: Steven Bennetts [email protected]
Reviewed-by: Ilya Sherman [email protected]
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#504372}

This is marked as fixed in the newest build. I guess once the Vivaldi team gets this they can re add in the export import functions again.

grinzold

@gwen-dragon
Great ... Thx for the info.

stilgarwolf

Use ChromePass (http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/chromepass.html) to export passwords (as csv, KeePass csv , xml, ...).

CantankRus

@stilgarwolf
What's an exe file.

dwarfstar55

@Gwen-Dragon Thanks for the information. I thought I may have messed something up when I noticed the Import button missing. At least I know it is getting fixed. Thanks Again.

felagund

@Gwen-Dragon said in Save Passwords?:

@stilgarwolf Please wake up, dear!

Sorry, nobody wants to install WINE to start Windows programs on Linux.

Actually, I would love to be able to use this app (ChromePass) with Wine but I am not sure how to set it up.