[solved]help if possible

[princesstwi]

does anyone know how to get the passwords out of chrome and turn it into a .xml file

im trying to move my chrome passwords to firefox please help

[penpen]

I fear this is not possible, and i really hope that this is true.
Think of what could happen, if what you wanted to do, is really possible (system security).

penpen

[princesstwi]

well ive looked it up and it is possible just too complicated for me to comprehend i am looking for a simple way

[penpen]

Please post a link, as i can't believe it (and i don't found anything like that using google).

All i found is, that it is possible to export/import your chrome user data (inclusive encrypted passwords).
This data only can be used to setup another chrome installation (but this is not what you wanted; or better only one part).

You need to decipher the passwords somehow, if you want to store it to firefox:
This part should be (nearly) impossible, so your complete task above is not possible.

Note:
With "(nearly) impossible" i mean "only possible when using cryptanalysis software".
Even with such software you may need some month to decipher one password, or don't use that browsers cache anymore for passwords.
So i think, you didn't thought about that.

penpen

[princesstwi]

http://blog.catoblepa.org/2012/08/linux-how-to-export-google-chrome_28.html

sadly this is for linux and i have a win 8
and even if it worked on win 8 it too complicated for me

[princesstwi]

also i found a few programs but they show up as viruses and malicous software so i didnt download them such as chrompass and a few others

[princesstwi]

i found the file i need to convert it to a file that firefox can read a.k.a .xml or .csv

[penpen]

I'm surprised that this was possible at least in the past;
they have stored the passwords unencrypted in early versions, too... .

The above link targets to an archieved howto from 2012; multiple security holes have been closed since then.
So i hope, that this is not possible anymore... (but i haven't tested it).
You may try it on your own risk, because to execute the first step you have to take multiple risks:

1.Connect to your Google Account in Chrome Settings so that your passwords are synched with the Google cloud storage. Make sure that you have ticked Passwords in Advanced Sync Settings.

In my opinion it is always a bad idea to store your passwords online,
an attacker may get them in mutliple ways (from file, upload/download stream, online storage ...).

it too complicated for me

What part of that description is too complicate?
(parts 7 and 8 may not be needed, as this is only a reformat of the text file "Login Data").

Automating the complete task is not easy, as you have to wait for data synchronization, which i think cannot be done using pure batch.

penpen

Edit: Corrected some flaws.

[penpen]

i found the file i need to convert it to a file that firefox can read a.k.a .xml or .csv

Please post the content of that file, that you need to convert (using dummy data).
Also post the exact content of the target file (lets use csv file) that firefox accepts.

penpen

[princesstwi]

thats sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much editing ;-;

[princesstwi]

i have given up on this i found somthing that makes it easier its called safe in cloud http://www.safe-in-cloud.com
and just install the addon for either chrome or firefox and install it on your pc and it work wonders for me sofar

[penpen]

You should note that this is not the safest method (but it's your risk):
For example a virus (keylogger scanner client) may detect your cloud login and password,
and a short time after that the virus server downloads all your logins/passwords.

(And that is only one attack scenario that is possible.)

penpen

[princesstwi]

i scanned it before adding it
im about to remove it anyway