.json to .csv

[nikolasgogstad]

Hi!
I Can't install Avast Password on new computers because "its not available anymore", https://www.avast.com/passwords#mac.
Therefore I need to move to a new password manager, but it has turned out to be impossible to leave Avast. No other password manager support import of .json files, and if I want to exsport a .csv, I have to use Windows.. but guess what.. I can't install it on Windows because its not available anymore.. how do you suggest i solve this? I haven't been able to find any working .json to .csv software for mac, and I'm not uploading the .json containing all my passwords to an online converter.

[Vlad S.]

Hello Nikolas,
Please contact support, we are providing OSX utility to convert from our .json format to 1Pass or Dashlane .csv.

[andrechampagne11]

Hello Vlad - I have contacted your AVAST SUPPORT team and AVAST REMOTE SUPPORT TEAM and none of them know or can find or provide the OSX UTILITY to convert the "pass.json" file into a .CSV file.   In fact, I've been given wrong 1-855#'s and a run-a-round by the support team after I called Case#: 1511-9631.   It has been very difficult to get the .json file converted.
PLEASE HELP!

[Asyn]

Hi, see: https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=248333.0