Import Google Chrome Paswords to 1Password

Readme.md

This code snippet is for exporting passwords stored in Google Chrome for use in 1Password. It generates a 1Password compatiable CSV file.

NOTE: Your password are exported as plain text. Take proper precautions when storing the file and use a secure deletion tool.

To export your passwords follow these steps:

• visit chrome://settings/passwords
• Open the Chrome console (Mac: [Cmd] + [Option] + J / Windows or Linux: [Ctrl] + [Shift] + J`)
• Paste the code above into the console
• Enter your password when prompted so your keyring can be unlocked
• Wait
• Copy and paste the output to a file ending in .csv
• Follow the 1Password CSV import guide

hackpass.js

;(() => {
    const asyncForEach = (array, done, iterator) => {
        let i = 0
        let next = err => {
            if (err) {
                done(err)
            } else if (i >= array.length) {
                done()
            } else if (i < array.length) {
                let item = array[i++]
                setTimeout(function() {
                    iterator(item, i - 1, next)
                }, 0)
            }
        }
        next()
    }

    settingsUi = $$("settings-ui")
    settingsPage = Polymer.dom(settingsUi[0].shadowRoot)
    container = settingsPage.querySelector("#container")
    settingsPasswordsAndForms = Polymer.dom(
        Polymer.dom(
            Polymer.dom(
                settingsPage.querySelector("#main").shadowRoot
            ).querySelector("settings-basic-page").shadowRoot
        ).querySelector("settings-passwords-and-forms-page").shadowRoot
    )
    page = settingsPasswordsAndForms.querySelector("passwords-section")
        .shadowRoot
    passwordSection = Polymer.dom(
        settingsPasswordsAndForms.querySelector("#pages")
    ).querySelector("#passwordSection")
    list = Polymer.dom(page).querySelector("iron-list")
    passwordItems = list.get("items")

    asyncForEach(
        passwordItems,
        function () {
            var txt = "";
            for (i = 0; i < passwordItems.length; i++) {
                var user = passwordItems[i].entry.loginPair.username;
                var pw = passwordItems[i].password;
                var url = passwordItems[i].entry.loginPair.urls.origin;
                // 1pw csv login
                txt += (url + ',' + url + ',' + user + ',' + pw + ',\n');
            }
            console.log(txt);
        },
        function(item, index, next) {
            passwordSection.passwordManager_.getPlaintextPassword(
                index,
                function(item) {
                    passwordItems[index].password = item.plaintextPassword
                    next()
                }.bind(passwordSection)
            )
        }
    )
})()