Hi

I am sorry, but we currently do not support any migration of passwords from other providers to your Firefox Account and Lockwise however this is something that may be included in a future release.

In the meantime, yes, you may have to re-enter your data, but I can assure you it is worth it. I have been using Lockwise for a while now and it makes life so much easier.

Thank you for the quick response. Will now go to work on moving everything over to Lockwise!

I think that LastPass can export the logins to a JSON file. There are ways to import login data in JSON format in Firefox for desktop and then Sync the logins. That way Lockwise might pick them up.

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Seburo said

Hi I am sorry, but we currently do not support any migration of passwords from other providers to your Firefox Account and Lockwise however this is something that may be included in a future release. In the meantime, yes, you may have to re-enter your data, but I can assure you it is worth it. I have been using Lockwise for a while now and it makes life so much easier.

How likely is it that this will be added? Lastpass has the option to export all your passwords in a simple text file but I don't feel really up for manually entering over seven hundred passwords.

If you have a JSON file with usernames and passwords and the file is in this format (array of password records: [{},{}],{}) then you can import these logins with JavaScript code in the Browser Console.

The JSON file should have this format: Array of JSON login records separated by commas [{login1},{login2}] with at least username and password and hostname key:value pairs.

• [{"username":"xxx","password":"xxx","hostname":"https://xxx"}]

To enable the command line in the Browser Console:

• select "Enable browser chrome and add-on debugging toolboxes" in the developer tools settings
• https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Tools/Settings
• https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Tools/Browser_Console

var i,lg,LG;
if (lg = prompt("Logins JSON: [{},{}]","?")){
lg = JSON.parse(lg);
try {/*[60+]*/
 for (i=0;LG=lg[i];i++) {if(!LG.origin){LG.origin = LG.hostname}}
 ChromeUtils.import("resource://gre/modules/LoginHelper.jsm");
 LoginHelper.maybeImportLogins(lg);
} catch(e){console.log(e);}
}

I'd like to see this feature. I have too many passwords to do it manually.