Import/export passwords in keepass format for all browsers

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Hi all!

1. feature-name

Import/export passwords in keepass format for all browsers

2. feature-description

Importing and exporting browser passwords must have a universal and encrypted password pattern. There is a technical discussion about Mozilla Firefox using the encryption format here: Encryption of passwords imported into a file.

• The problem with passwords today is that every browser implements the way to import and export passwords.
• I argue that to have good security/privacy of user data we have to have a universal standard in importing/exporting passwords. As a matter of technological, individual, philosophical and rational freedom
• I believe that for this to be done, we have to adopt the standard of open solutions with MIT/GPL open licenses, etc.
• Keepass is an open source solution for managing passwords, it would be nice to have the same file format for all web browsers. When I refer to a universal standard for importing/exporting passwords, I say that it would be interesting, as I said before, to adopt the keepass open format for this.
• Keepass has been around for a long time and is a well-established, popular solution known all over the world.
• Adopting the Keepass format for importing/exporting passwords gives people more freedom. Well, Keepass software is licensed under the GPL - the same license as Linux. Which, in theory, will always be available openly.
• It's 2022, and the bookmarks format is the same as it was in 1999. So why don't we have the same Keepass format for importing/exporting passwords in all browsers? - reference here Netscape bookmarks

2.2. Notes

1. I would like to know if this idea is good or bad
2. My goal is to help this communities: PrivacyCG, Solid, W3C, WIGC, WebAuthn, KeepPass, Browsers(Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, Mozilla Firefox, Libre Wolf, Google Chrome etc)
3. I didn't find any link, resource for this here in PrivacyCG Community
4. I'm not promoting any company, service, product, solution, idea here - just adding the bibliographic reference links
5. If I'm wrong about something, speak up, criticize, correct

3. References

• Privacy by design with browser-managed E2E encryption and Fenced Frames #31 (comment)