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1password import treats router wireless network password as text #363

Closed jpaas closed 2 years ago

jpaas commented 6 years ago

If you import a router type item from 1password, the base station password comes across as a password, but the wireless network password comes across as text type field instead of a hidden type.

jpaas commented 6 years ago

Another similar case is the number field on Social Security Number type records

theontho commented 5 years ago

Also want to add that concealed fields are not imported as concealed fields in bitwarden, even though the 1pif format specifies that they are concealed. For example one of my credit cards had a custom? concealed field that wasn't imported as such:

{"k":"concealed","v":"1234","n":"pin","inputTraits":{"keyboard":"NumberPad"},"t":"PIN"}

kbipp commented 3 years ago

I can take this if no one else is working on it.

djsmith85 commented 2 years ago

As Bitwarden only supports one password field, all additional fields are created as custom fields. If they are marked as concealed they are also hidden in Bitwarden.

As 1Password is moving away from .1pif in favour of .1pux - we've started work on an importer for the new format at bitwarden/jslib#594

Closing this now.