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#Import pwsafe into last pass upgrade
#Import pwsafe into last pass password

If your safe was stored on Dropbox, tap the + button and select "Link to safe in Dropbox". Turn pwSafe off inside iCloud Drive, inside iCloud settings (system preferences on the Mac, settings app on iOS). Log in to from your computer to verify what's in Apple's servers.

Your device lost sync with iCloud servers. If using a Mac, create a safe under the same name and use the "File" - "Revert to" menus to try and find your safes' data If that's the case, you might be able to restore it using the "Restore backups" function on the settings menu (iOS).

Trying to reclaim storage space, you or someone with whom you share your iCloud account deleted pwSafe's data. If that's the case, switch back, remove your safe from iCloud, switch again and move it back into your new account's iCloud Drive. The email address used to log on to iCloud has been changed, thereby switching iCloud accounts. The thing is that iCloud drive only works with iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, it doesn't work on OS X Mavericks or iOS devices running iOS 7. iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite use a new iCloud technology called "iCloud Drive". You were using iOS 7 or earlier and OS X Mavericks or earlier and started using iOS 8 or OS X Yosemite. If your safe was in iCloud, it could be that: Users/YOUR_NAME/Library/Mobile Documents/F2XAAD6WWR~com~app77~pwsafe/Documents/ If using a Mac, try restoring from Time Machine. If using a Mac, and you know exactly where your safe was, create a new safe under the same name in the same folder and use the "File", "Revert to." menus. If using iOS, try the "Restore Backups" function on the settings menu. Tap/click the little cloud icon and then the "Cloud Backups" text to list what is stored in your account. If you use pwSafe Cloud, your data might be in the Cloud Backups service. You could have backups made by pwSafe itself: Since your safes are files you manage, instead of information stored on some database we operate, you need to recover your file. You may move that icon to the left by tapping, holding and then dragging it with your finger.

#Import pwsafe into last pass password

Then, whenever you need to autofill a form, create a new password or change an existing one, tap the share icon and then the black and white pwSafe icon. Enable pwSafe in the list which will pop up. To do that, tap the share icon and then select the rightmost ellipsis icon on the black and white icon row. How do I use Safari integration on iOS?īefore using it, you need to enable pwSafe's action extension. You'll be missing only Cloud Memory and Cloud Backups. Although we think pwSafe Cloud adds great value to pwSafe, you don't need to subscribe to it to have a fully-functional password manager, including access to Apple's iCloud Drive for syncing. No, the subscription is just for pwSafe Cloud. Do I need to subscribe to sync or otherwise use pwSafe?

#Import pwsafe into last pass upgrade

To keep using Dropbox, you need to upgrade to pwSafe 2, which superseded pwSafe 1 in 2014.

Delete the PasswordExport.xml file, then permanently delete it from the Recycle Bin.Dropbox has recently disabled the API used by pwSafe v1.

Verify that the passwords were imported properly.

When it is complete it will show a pop-up saying it is complete, click on GO TO MY VAULT.

Verify they look good and are what you want, then click on either IMPORT SELECTED or IMPORT ALL, depending if you are importing a subset of the passwords, or all of the passwords.

The next screen will show you the names and usernames you will be importing into LastPass.

Right mouse click where it says "Paste your content here." and choose paste from the menu.

Click on the down arrow under source, and choose KeePass.

Click on More Options, then Advanced, then Import.

Log into LastPass in your web browser, for example Chrome, FireFox, or Internet Explorer.

Click on edit again, then click on copy.

All of the text should now be highlighted.

This will open the file in Notepad, click on edit, then click on select all.

Right mouse click on the file and then choose open with and choose Notepad from the menu, then left click on Notepad.

Open File Explorer and navigate to the location where you saved the xml file.

Verify that the file is being saved where you would like it to go, then click OK.

WARNING: This is a human readable version of your password database, protect it with extra care. Click Save when you have the file name and folder location selected. We suggest passwordexport.xml and save it to your Documents Folder, but you can choose any name and any location.

Choose a location and a file name for the export.

Choose the fifth option, KeePass XML (2.x).

Open KeePass and unlock your KeyPass database.