Where are the files for saved passwords?
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I have looked in the Default subfolder that contains Book Marks, etc...but I cannot identify PASSWORDs.
I am running Vivaldi through Sandboxie 5.22, permitting Book Marks direct access to the 'main' program. It would be handy to save any passwords as well, but I do not want to give the entire Default subfolder direct access from the sandbox to the main program and lose my security. If I knew where Passwords were, I could add that to my direct access list...
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@mister-bill On Linux "Login Data" is the filemane, which is located at your Profile. In case you don't know, vivaldi://about shows the path.
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[Should have said I'm just an old WIN7 user]
Good enough, I'll try letting that through... T'anks
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I think it's the same for all OSs."You cannot know the meaning of your life until you are connected to the power that created you" · Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi
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Dunno.... But letting those two 'Log In' files through worked great! Thanks a lot. Very handy for unimportant logged on URLs. [Wouldn't probably use it to keep the password for my Mega $ bank account, though ......]
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@zalex108 I'm not sure if the filename is the same for all platforms. It seems so.
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@mister-bill said in Where are the files for saved passwords?:
Dunno.... But letting those two 'Log In' files through worked great! Thanks a lot. Very handy for unimportant logged on URLs. [Wouldn't probably use it to keep the password for my Mega $ bank account, though ......]
There is another way to see your saved pwd, type the string bellow in the address bar.
chrome://settings/passwordsIn the past, Google allowed import/export your passwords into a *.cvs file. Unfortunately it's not available anymore.
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Have tried copying the login date file and all app data as cannot boot old hard drive as Windows corrupted. Is there another way to view or copy the passwords?
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@sjdgls Is a different OS install?
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@lamarca said in Where are the files for saved passwords?:
@mister-bill On Linux "Login Data" is the filemane, which is located at your Profile. In case you don't know, vivaldi://about shows the path.
Good info. I found this file and made a backup of the whole folder before reinstalling my Linux.
Unfortunately Vivaldi does not use the data in it after restoring. Are any additional steps required? -
Hi,
Check the Signature's links.--
"Off Topic Tip"
Follow the Signature's Backup | Reset link.
Take the opportunity to start a Backup plan and even create a Template Profile.
Windows 7 (x64)
Vivaldi Backup | Reset + Extra Steps"You cannot know the meaning of your life until you are connected to the power that created you" · Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi
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@zalex108 Thank you for the hint. I additionally tried to Export the CSV and import it. Seems very experimental unfortunately, as the import just doesn't seem to do anything after selecting the file.
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It should work.
Try on a Clean Profile, don't modify the exported file (for now).
What V version are you using?
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@sjdgls said in Where are the files for saved passwords?:
Have tried copying the login date file and all app data as cannot boot old hard drive as
Late reply: the file can not work in a difference machine. Use the Sync
