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@burnout426 Thank for the reply.
No, I'm not using sync and I've already reinstalled opera to the latest version.
Login Data is 100% NOT corrupted as I'm able to view the database using a sqllite browser. All the passwords are there (but hashed, unreadable).
@burnout426 but it IS ABLE to decrypt it. It always suggests login + passwd combos on all pages that are in the database.
It's just password manager somehow cannot show me the list.
@burnout426 Console is clear, no errors.
I will try creating a new profile, too, sounds like an interesting idea, thanks!
@burnout426 Ok, I've done that and here're the results:
Local State and Default/Login Data from my original profile to the new one - passwords are hidden again.It's a bit confusing for me that opera is able to read my passwords and suggest them but fails to list them inside Password Manager...
@leocg Looks like it, but how come Opera still fills out my form with these passwords?
@burnout426 Wow, thanks, this URL (https://ohyicong.medium.com/how-to-hack-chrome-password-with-python-1bedc167be3d) is really helpful 
Also, this one: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+/refs/heads/main/docs/linux/password_storage.md kindof explains why I might be having problems with passwords. I used KWallet before but it's been unreliable so I've removed it.
As for the python script - I've found that already but I requires windows (which I don't have access to) and relies on WinApi which makes it unportable. There still has to be a way to do this in Linux somehow...
@burnout426 Wow, thanks, this URL (https://ohyicong.medium.com/how-to-hack-chrome-password-with-python-1bedc167be3d) is really helpful
Also, this one: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+/refs/heads/main/docs/linux/password_storage.md kindof explains why I might be having problems with passwords. I used KWallet before but it's been unreliable so I've removed it.
As for the python script - I've found that already but I requires windows (which I don't have access to) and relies on WinApi which makes it unportable. There still has to be a way to do this in Linux somehow...
@burnout426 Where do I find the key or a passphrase used ot encode passwords? Is it somewhere in Local State? Or does opera use system passwords?
@leocg Looks like it, but how come Opera still fills out my form with these passwords?
@burnout426 Ok, I've done that and here're the results:
Local State and Default/Login Data from my original profile to the new one - passwords are hidden again.It's a bit confusing for me that opera is able to read my passwords and suggest them but fails to list them inside Password Manager...
@burnout426 Console is clear, no errors.
I will try creating a new profile, too, sounds like an interesting idea, thanks!
@burnout426 but it IS ABLE to decrypt it. It always suggests login + passwd combos on all pages that are in the database.
It's just password manager somehow cannot show me the list.
@burnout426 Thank for the reply.
No, I'm not using sync and I've already reinstalled opera to the latest version.
Login Data is 100% NOT corrupted as I'm able to view the database using a sqllite browser. All the passwords are there (but hashed, unreadable).
Hi, I cannot view (or export) saved passwords in opera.
I tried using
opera://password-manager/settings
opera://password-manager/passwords
but neither or these links show any passwords, there's also no button to export them to a file.
I need to backup my passwords so I appreciate any help.
Here's how it looks.
