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Import password csv file from Roboform to Firefox

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I'm trying to import a password csv file generated by Roboform into firefox password editor. I've exported the csv file from Roboform but when I try to import to the Firefox password page I get: "Incorrect or missing column headers. Make sure the file includes columns for username, password and URL". The csv file does have column headings. Is there a way to do this?

I'm trying to import a password csv file generated by Roboform into firefox password editor. I've exported the csv file from Roboform but when I try to import to the Firefox password page I get: "Incorrect or missing column headers. Make sure the file includes columns for username, password and URL". The csv file does have column headings. Is there a way to do this?

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What header line is there in this Roboform CSV file ?

  • "url","username","password"

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Thanks for the reply.

The Roboform csv file has the following headers: Name Url MatchUrl Login Pwd Note Folder RfFieldsV2

I tried deleting everything except Url, Login, and Pwd columns. I retitled the columns to User Name Password URL

Got the same message. I'll try using the same format you show above.

Tried that and got the same result. I'm doing all this in Excel and saving as a csv if that makes any difference.

You need to ensure that the field names are enclosed in double quotes and that the names are correct like I posted above: "url","username","password"

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