Moving. So, I moved to KeePass. Exporting my database to CSV was simple, and to make the job of importing it correctly into KeePass even easier, I wrote a simple Python script.
import csv infile = open('passwords.csv', encoding='utf-8') outfile = open('passwords-groupfixed.csv', 'w', encoding='utf-8', newline='') incsv = csv.reader(infile, delimiter='\t') outcsv = csv.writer(outfile) for rowidx, row in enumerate(incsv): if rowidx == 0: # Skip comment row continue if rowidx == 1: outcsv.writerow(['uuid', 'Title', 'User name', 'Password', 'Notes', 'URL']) continue if len(row) != 6: raise SystemExit('Weird row: {}'.format(row)) uuid, group, name, login, passwd, notes = row if group: name = group + '.' + name url = '' if notes.startswith('http') or notes.startswith('www'): url, notes = notes, url outcsv.writerow([uuid, name, login, passwd, notes, url])
This script takes the pwsafe CSV and transforms it into a CSV file that can be plugged into KeePass without any further configuration. Nice and easy!