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importing passwords

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joelebecker
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I don't see option to import from a file. See attached. I want to save Dashlane passwords to a csv or Excel file and then import to lockwise. My browser is Firefox up to date .Windows 10 64 bit

I don't see option to import from a file. See attached. I want to save Dashlane passwords to a csv or Excel file and then import to lockwise. My browser is Firefox up to date .Windows 10 64 bit

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TyDraniu
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If you don't see Import from a File… in the Firefox Lockwise menu, it means the feature is disabled. To enable it, go to about:config, find the signon.management.page.fileImport.enabled preference and toggle it to true.

See Import login and password data from a file.

joelebecker
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Unfortunately, nothing changed when I pointed to a CSV file, Same number of old passwords

TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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Is CSV file declared correctly, like in the article?

cor-el
cor-el
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If you already have saved a few logins then you can create a CSV backup and compare the two files.

joelebecker
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Thanks everyone- I'll work on this tomorrow,