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bitwarden-import-msecure

Migration from mSecure to Bitwarden.

More flexible than the built-in Bitwarden import tool.

Documentation

Bitwarden Import mSecure

Developers

Do not forget to run . ./activate.sh.

Scripts

Install invoke preferably with pipx:

pipx install invoke

For a list of available scripts run:

invoke --list

For more information about a script run:

invoke <script> --help

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