From: sysfl@free.fr   
      
   David E. Ross wrote:   
   > On 8/23/2025 3:57 AM, pmcc wrote:   
   >> Hi all,   
   >>   
   >> I would like to export all my passwords stored in seamonkey   
   >> (about 500 of them, ciphered with a master key) so I can import   
   >> them in a keepass database.   
   >>   
   >> Any export type (plain text, wml, html) would be ok.   
   >>   
   >> is there any way to achieve this (from seamonkey or any other tool) ?   
   >>   
   >> (I currently use seamonkey 2.53.22_beta_1_pre under linux )   
   >>   
   >> Thank you for any suggestion   
   >   
   > Windows 7   
   > SeaMonkey 2.53.21   
   > Password Backup Tool 1.4.1   
   >   
   > It is still enabled on my system, but I have not tried it in quite some   
   > time.   
   >   
   > It does not seem to encrypt what it exports, but it "obfuscates" them.   
   > When I used it, I exported to a file on the same PC.  I used PGP to   
   > encrypt the file before moving it to another PC, after which I decrypted   
   > it on that new PC.   
   >   
   > I have the installer file if you want to try it.  Just reply in this   
   > newsgroup thread.   
   >   
      
   I downloaded the installer from the github repository.   
   It did not worked at first, but after some investigations, 3 lines needs to be   
   modified   
   in file chrome/pwdex-loginmanager.js :   
      
   	#                 change                                  to   
   	507     for each (var login in formattedLogins) {    <>   for (var login in   
   formattedLogins) {   
   	595     for each (var login in formattedLogins) {    <>   for (var login in   
   formattedLogins) {   
   	703     for each (var login in loginInfo) {          <>   for (var login in   
   loginInfo) {   
      
   After re-wrapping the xpi file and reinstalling it, it works like a charm.   
      
   Thank you for your help   
      
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