Further to my article Import Firefox Password Manager into Lastpass, I needed to do the same for the passwords stored on my mobile phone.

On my Android phone, load Chrome and go to Settings > Passwords. Click the 3-dot menu and then Export passwords. It'll ask for your password and confirmation then invite you to share the file. I used Bluetooth to transfer the file to my Mac. It named the file .com.google.Chrome.YmmVuO where presumably the YmmVuO is the profile identifier. The dot at the front of the file name meant that it was invisible in Finder so it was back to the command line. Same procedure as before only we are converting The Chrome password CSV file which looks like this:

name,url,username,password
,android://nhugfghjkiu7y6grbh_yhg5f4d3d5fgthujo8hy7gytr_jhbggb==@com.example/,mrn@example.com,
example.com,https://example.com/login.php,mrn@example.com,armadillo

Follow the same steps as before and then apply the magic incantation:

d="Imported on `date`"
sed "s/^/$d,Imported,/" .com.google.Chrome.YmmVuO       | \
sed "s/^$d,Imported,name/notes,folder,name/"              \
> Chrome.YmnVuO_lastpass.csv

This converts it into the Lastpass CSV ready to import.

notes,folder,name,url,username,password
Imported on Thu 27 Jun 2019 17:03:29 BST,Imported,,android://nhugfghjkiu7y6grbh_yhg5f4d3d5fgthujo8hy7gytr_jhbggb==@com.example/,mrn@example.com,
Imported on Thu 27 Jun 2019 17:03:29 BST,Imported,example.com,https://example.com/login.php,mrn@example.com,armadillo

Now just follow the steps from Import CSV into Lastpass steps.