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[GH-ISSUE #794] Imported from Roboform - Duplicate usernames and passwords #550
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Originally created by @jeffshead on GitHub (Jan 2, 2020).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/issues/794
Subject of the issue
I imported hundreds of logins from Roboform. It all went well except every Bitwarden login contains at least two custom fields that should not exist. One for the username and one for the password. Some logins have a third custom field for the "remember me" checkbox that some webpages use. In other words, the username and password has been duplicated in the custom fields section of every login.
How can I remove all custom fields from all logins without editing each one individually?
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Steps to reproduce
Export CSV file from Roboform and import that file into BW.
Expected behaviour
To not duplicate the username and password with a custom field for each.
Actual behaviour
Duplicates the username and password with a custom field for each.
Relevant logs
Below are the headers of the CSV file that was exported from Roboform:
Name | Url | MatchUrl | Login | Pwd | Note | Folder | Rf_fields
@jeffshead commented on GitHub (Jan 3, 2020):
I solved the issue. I exported the BW database in CSV format. I removed everything from the ‘fields’ column and saved the CSV file. I then purged the BW vault to avoid duplicates. Finally, I imported the edited CSV file.