Then you can not if no access to a PC as need other programs to read a compressed java file. Open the passwords and show passwords and take photos or screenshots is your solution.

Please let us know if this solved your issue or if need further assistance.

respectfully, your english is very poor and no this did not resolve my issue

Sorry you do not happen to like my Canadian English. If for the sake of a comma or 2, too bad. Your problem stays unsolved then.

You can use the Browser Console to export the login data, but there is no way to import login data without using an extension like password exporter in a Firefox version that supports Legacy extensions.

See my replies in in these threads. The first uses the Browser Console.

• https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Tools/Browser_Console
• /questions/1195733#answer-1053091 Is it possible to export the saved passwors to HTLM?

The second can parse the JSON code by running code in the Web Console if you open the JSON file in a Firefox tab.

• https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Tools/Web_Console

• /questions/1077630#answer-767063 How can I "print" the saved passwords list?

Open the file with the JSON logins data in a Firefox tab and run the code in the Web Console. In case the builtin JSON viewer is invoked and the code isn't working then open the Raw tab or prefix the URL with the view-source: protocol to get the raw JSON data.

thanks cor-el, will try this next spot of free time I find

relevant info, presented clearly, that answers my question is always more welcome than useless word salad that ignores my question

cor-el said

You can use the Browser Console to export the login data, but there is no way to import login data without using an extension like password exporter in a Firefox version that supports Legacy extensions. See my replies in in these threads. The first uses the Browser Console.

• https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Tools/Browser_Console
• /questions/1195733#answer-1053091 Is it possible to export the saved passwors to HTLM?

The second can parse the JSON code by running code in the Web Console if you open the JSON file in a Firefox tab.

• https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Tools/Web_Console

• /questions/1077630#answer-767063 How can I "print" the saved passwords list?

Open the file with the JSON logins data in a Firefox tab and run the code in the Web Console. In case the builtin JSON viewer is invoked and the code isn't working then open the Raw tab or prefix the URL with the view-source: protocol to get the raw JSON data.

Hi, this method doesn't seem to work for me,

Specifically the second method returns: TypeError: document.body.querySelector(...) is null on line 1

The first method returns this: ReferenceError: Cc is not defined on line 2

It seems that information around this issue is pretty outdated, althouth I might be wrong.

Here's my platform: Mac OS X Sierra 1.12.4, intel core i7 FF 57.0.4 (64-bit)

Sounds that you use the Web Console and not the Browser Console.

• https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Tools/Browser_Console

You are absolutely right... got mixed up, it worked. :) Thank you.