I wish I could see which records are favorites in "all items" without opening each record

[Billone (William)]

I would like to globally mark all records in “all items” as favorites and then un-favorite them one by one as I change the passwords. I’m trying to find a way to keep track of which ones have been given a new password after importing them from LastPass.

[RogerDodger]

Hi @Billone and welcome to the forum!

This previous post might be helpful to you:

Is there an easy way to change every password stored in the vault?

After the Lastpass breach, I switched to bitwarden and am now looking for a practical way to change my almost 700 saved passwords without losing track of them. Can I somehow mark the passwords as changed so that I can see via a filter which ones I still have to change? I would want to spend 1 hour every day so it will take several days / weeks.

[DoctorB]

I faced, I think, the same problem when I migrated from LP at the start of the year. I wanted a report showing the accounts with the date of the last password change and Mr dwbit produced one. I sorted the report by password change date so I knew which passwords I had changed since migrating to BW.

This was the solution I adopted and I found it usefull but he later deleted it? so I hope it is still visible.
I think it will be similar to the solution from RogerDoger

Python script for creating a Password Revision Date Report using the CLI

# Script to create a report of when passwords were last revised in the vault import subprocess import json import csv # setup session_key = input('Input session key: ') # bw session key org_id = input('Input Org ID: ') # org ID bw = ['./bw', '--session', session_key] with open('report.csv', 'w', newline='') as csvfile: # define a writer function to write to .csv files reportWriter = csv.writer(csvfile, delimiter = ',', quotechar=' ', quoting=csv.QUOTE_MINIMAL) # get all items + orgID fla…