Export for PasswordBox Chrome plugin
To cover for the lack of an export function in PasswordBox, here is a "hack" you're welcome to use if you want to export your passwords to another password manager. We have written 2 ways to do this:
Method 2 (export2.js)
Usage
- Install "Chrome Apps & Extensions Developer Tool"
- Login with your credentials to the PasswordBox extension
- Right click anywhere in the PasswordBox popup and click "Inspect Element"
- In the "Developer Tools" window that opens select the "Console" tab
- Paste the entire contents of "export2.js" into it + press enter. You can scroll down to see the progress.
- Wait until all the passwords are processed and you get the csv file. Don't navigate to a different page or you'll have to start over.
- Use the data anyway you want!
Method 1 (export.js)
DEPRECATED DON'T USE!
Usage
- Install "Chrome Apps & Extensions Developer Tool"
- Login with your credentials to the PasswordBox extension
- Open "Chrome Apps & Extensions Developer Tool"
- Select the "Extensions" tab
- Scroll down to the "PasswordBox" extension entry and click the "background page" link next to "inspect views:"
- In the "Developer Tools" window that opens, paste the entire contents of "export.js" into it + press enter
- Run one of the export functions to get the database as CSV to your clipboard
- Use the data anyway you want!
MK.exportCsvToClipboard([options])
Export all the fields as a CSV to the clipboard.
The export can be configured with a config object. It has support for the following propeties:
- cols; an array with the names of the fields, in the order wanted. Supported fields are; name, url, login,
- password, created_at, detail, domain, memo, type, updated_at, virtual_password, id, member_id.
- includeHeader; a bool that contols rendering of column headers.
MK.exportFor1PasswordToClipboard()
Basically the same as exportCsvToClipboard, but configured to work out of the box with the CSV import option for 1Password.