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Import passwords from Chrome #9434
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fixes brave/browser-laptop#9434 Auditors: @bridiver, @bbondy, @diracdeltas, @bsclifton Mac: master password will store in Chrome/Chromium Safe Storage so we will ask users to access it Windows: Using `CryptProtectData` and `CryptUnprotectData` `Usually, the only user who can decrypt the data is a user with the same logon credentials as the user who encrypted the data` Linux: Using NativeBackEnd. gnome-keyring which will be removed soon is deprecated by libsecret KDE has a bug traking it #238
fixes brave/browser-laptop#9434 Auditors: @bridiver, @bbondy, @diracdeltas, @bsclifton Mac: master password will store in Chrome/Chromium Safe Storage so we will ask users to access it Windows: Using `CryptProtectData` and `CryptUnprotectData` `Usually, the only user who can decrypt the data is a user with the same logon credentials as the user who encrypted the data` Linux: Using NativeBackEnd. gnome-keyring which will be removed soon is deprecated by libsecret KDE has a bug traking it #238
fixes brave/browser-laptop#9434 Auditors: @bridiver, @bbondy, @diracdeltas, @bsclifton Mac: master password will store in Chrome/Chromium Safe Storage so we will ask users to access it Windows: Using `CryptProtectData` and `CryptUnprotectData` `Usually, the only user who can decrypt the data is a user with the same logon credentials as the user who encrypted the data` Linux: Using NativeBackEnd. gnome-keyring which will be removed soon is deprecated by libsecret KDE has a bug traking it #238
Doesnt store imported password in |
Remember to close Chrome before importing |
Importing passwords into Brave from either Chrome/Chromium doesn't work under Linux, specifically Ubuntu in this case. I haven't tried other linux distro's. When you attempt to import the passwords, usually two things happen: You'll either get the message that everything has been imported, but when you look into about:passwords, nothing is being listed. Or you'll get the following error messages when you attempt to import via Brave: Example of the issue: STR:
Platforms tested against:
I've also tried both packaged and dev (from source) builds and received the same results. Builds used: @darkdh, I ended up installing Ubuntu 16.04 on a old Lenovo X1 and I could still reproduce the issue so it's definitely not related to VM's. |
@luixxiul, @srirambv, @LaurenWags can one of you please try this and see if importing from Chrome/Chromium works under Ubuntu? |
On Debian, 0.19.27, password saved on trac.torproject.org can be successfully imported from Chromium to Brave. |
seems at least partial, I'm fine with pushing this out of this milestone or if you post a smaller sub-task if it's easier. |
Looks like importing the "Cookies" from Chrome/Chromium causes the crash which @darkdh confirmed as well. I went through the following verification process: Ubuntu 17.04 x64: PASSED
Ubuntu 16.04.3 x64: PASSED
Once passwords were imported, ensured that the username and passwords fields were correctly being filled within Brave when visiting each website. |
Not sure why this is closed, but I still cannot import my passwords from Chrome using a Google Account (different than Chrome Person 1, default) Perhaps add a new import method to import from an exported CSV file (like Chrome does generate, columns are |
Test plan:
KDE linux has a bug tracking brave/muon#238
based on #9292
including passwords list and never saved list
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