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Needs a full reset or multi-select function #15

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eligrey opened this issue Jul 31, 2014 · 13 comments
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Needs a full reset or multi-select function #15

eligrey opened this issue Jul 31, 2014 · 13 comments

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@eligrey
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eligrey commented Jul 31, 2014

I tried to import my KeePass 2.0 XML exported database, and there was some error halfway through that caused every entry to have a duplicate, so now I'm stuck with a few hundred entries that I want to mass delete. It takes 3 clicks per entry to remove an entry, and you can only do one at a time. No way am I going to click over and over just to reset my Mitro database.

@pagebrooks
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I just had a similar issue where the password field from LastPass imported into the notes field on Mitro and I now I have a ton of invalid entries and no easy way to restart. I want to use this, but I am positively stuck. On a side note, I don't see any way to delete my Mitro account either.

@vijayp
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vijayp commented Aug 1, 2014

Bulk delete is certainly a good idea, and wouldn't be too hard to
implement. If you have nothing at all you care about, you might want to
create a new account using the + , e.g. user+1@gmail.com or whatever. It's
not ideal but might help you along for now...

Vijay

On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 7:35 PM, Page Brooks notifications@github.com
wrote:

I just had a similar issue where the password field from LastPass imported
into the notes field on Mitro and I now I have a ton of invalid entries and
no easy way to restart. I want to use this, but I am positively stuck. On a
side note, I don't see any way to delete my Mitro account either.


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@vijayp
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vijayp commented Aug 2, 2014

BTW, there is a hidden page that allows you to do bulk operations:
chrome-extension://iljkkpbfidmehafdbcacnhcaipdgbeij/html/bulk-move.html

It does not allow you to delete secrets, and it totally overwrites the existing ACLs. It can be a bit dangerous, which is why it's hidden.

@SeriousM
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SeriousM commented Aug 4, 2014

I imported my keepass library as well with 200+ keys which went fine but I recognized, that some of them aren't imported well, so I was about to delete them... MANUALLY.
Add a multi-select please, thats a basic feature of every application.

@v5point0
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v5point0 commented Oct 6, 2014

I concur

@repentsinner
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I ran into this recently in the process of migrating from one Mitro account to another due to not backing up TFA offline keys and therefore not being able to add new browsers after I dumped my phone 😿

If you open the Chrome console while viewing your main secrets list (chrome-extension://iljkkpbfidmehafdbcacnhcaipdgbeij/html/secrets.html) and cut and paste the following gist, it'll do a bulk delete.

https://gist.github.com/repentsinner/503cfa5ffb57a98a9eba

@jasonmit
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Thanks @repentsinner

@mateomar
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mateomar commented Aug 8, 2017

@repentsinner @jasonmit @esaborit4code I am trying to run the gist, but I am running into two problems. Either nothing happens after pasting the url and hitting enter (just creates a newline) or the script runs and I get the following error "Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input". I also tried pasting the code into the console, but was unsuccessful.

Not very experienced with the javascript console (assume it's the second page in chrome's inspect element window), so I would appreciate some help

@repentsinner
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@mateomar you'll definitely need to paste the code rather than the URL. How were you unsuccessful with that approach?

@mateomar
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mateomar commented Aug 9, 2017

When pasting the code I got the following error:
Uncaught TypeError: console.log is not a function
at :21:9

@mateomar
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mateomar commented Aug 9, 2017

I removed all the lines logging to the console. The program has now deleted all my passwords!
Thank you very much for writing this

@repentsinner
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@mateomar Strange, line 4 should have deleted the console redirect and solved that issue? anyway, glad to hear it worked for you!

@vijayp
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vijayp commented Aug 10, 2017 via email

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