Once you have finished the column order, click the Refresh button. You can match this setup by dragging the columns into the correct order. Assuming the default column ordering in WebBrowserPassView was used, the correct mapping is shown below. When the CSV import dialog opens, the default field mappings need to be adjusted according the format of our CSV file. Once you have your passwords exported, importing this file into KeePass is an equally simple task.įirst open your KeePass database or create a new one.įor the Format, select “Generic CSV Importer” and then browse to the CSV file you created using WebBrowserPassView above. Note: There is an option for KeePass CSV, but this does not import correctly to the latest version of KeePass. Once all your password information is displayed, select all the entries and click the disk icon to save the selected items.Įnter a File name and for the Save as type, select “Comma Delimited Text File”. However, if you have a master password set on Firefox you must first enter it under Options > Advanced Options before these protected entries will appear. When you launch WebBrowserPassView, it scours your computer for browser passwords and displays any it finds. A utility which makes this a breeze is NirSoft’s WebBrowserPassView which displays saved password information from IE, Firefox, Chrome and Opera at the same time. As stated above, the overall process is very simple as it is just a matter of exporting your current passwords to a text file and then importing into KeePass.
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