FF Password Exporter For Mac

The FF Password Exporter is an open source and cross-platform (i.e., macOS, Windows, and Linux) application which makes it very simple to effortlessly export your Firefox password database to a JSON or CSV file with a couple of mouse clicks.

FF Password Exporter has been created because Mozilla released Firefox 57 (also known as Quantum) without a built-in tool for saving your passwords and moving them to a password manager of your choice if you want to.

The FF Password Exporter app detects all the Firefox user profile folders on your Mac's hard drive so that you can convert the entire password database with just a mouse click.

FF Password Exporter comes with a minimalist user interface which allows you to choose the password database you want to save, and the file format you want to use for the exported file.

Moreover, when clicking on the Detected Firefox User Profiles drop-down menu at the top, you can select the profile for which you want to exports the passwords.

Before saving your passwords, you can choose between the CSV and JSON file formats for the output file via the Export File Format menu in the middle of the app's main window.

FF Password Exporter also allows you to specify the master password you used to secure the passwords database on the user profile selected for exporting.

It's also important to mention that you can also choose a custom user profile directory if the Firefox user profile you want to save the passwords from is not automatically detected and displayed in the Detected Firefox User Profiles menu at the top of the window.

All things considered, if you need a simple tool to export all the passwords you saved within Firefox and move them to another password manager with ease, FF Password Exporter is definitely the app to go for.