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Thank you

Open ivanovv opened this issue 5 years ago • 9 comments

Hey @nntarasov,

Just want to say thank you for building this script! Haven't used it yet, and maybe I even won't use it, but it's something I was looking for and I'm glad somebody did it. Too bad Google removed Keychain integration.

Thank you!

ivanovv avatar Mar 22 '19 22:03 ivanovv

@ivanovv thanks for the feedback, hope this tool will help you someday :)

nntarasov avatar Mar 24 '19 08:03 nntarasov

Well done mate, good job - I was just going to to something like this but 2min. googling saved me hours :-)

May be just worth considering adding an option to select a keychain too. By default your script will put everything in the login keychain, whereas in my case I wanted it to be sync'd for the iCloud one.

Hope this makes sense! ;-)

dannypetrov avatar Apr 03 '19 11:04 dannypetrov

@dannypetrov thank you for the feedback. Unfortunatelly it seems that iCloud's keychain internals differs from other on macos, so there is no ability to deliver passwords directly to iCloud. Some applications (Safari etc) will copy your credentials to iCloud keychain if you will use them once. So, now I have no idea how to deliver credentials to icloud. I'll be glad if you have some.

nntarasov avatar Apr 04 '19 16:04 nntarasov

This worked for me?

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dannypetrov avatar Apr 04 '19 16:04 dannypetrov

uh could you please try to use creds on another device? To ensure it's syncronized

nntarasov avatar Apr 04 '19 16:04 nntarasov

Hm.. I don't see a reason why not (I used a similar approach yesterday to add ~550 credentials). I will try later-on on my phone because I don't know how to manually trigger the sync process (from my laptop to iCloud). Yesterday's update was available today on my phone .. :-)

dannypetrov avatar Apr 04 '19 16:04 dannypetrov

ahh .. ignore that... I'm an idiot :-) Just saw that the Keychain in my screenshot says "login" (blush) I had selected the iCloud whilst searching, but for some reason it still showed logins from login one too ..

dannypetrov avatar Apr 04 '19 16:04 dannypetrov

Maybe the next illogical step is to write a script that opens every url in your csv in Safari and log you in. While this is a terrible idea, I've done it in javascript/greasemonkey for a couple of sites, it's possible that sending a "enter" keystroke after a few seconds might work with autocomplete and log you in, but then there might be the part of saving the password or updating it.

pdxvr avatar Apr 06 '19 18:04 pdxvr

Works fine for me. Thank you very much!

benoitMariaux avatar Jul 12 '19 19:07 benoitMariaux