I found an easy work-around to import a Jaxx or Jaxx-Liberty wallet, or most other unsupported wallets.  This method will probably work for most other wallets that use the same type of recovery process.

Problem:  The Jaxx-Liberty Wallet export feature does not provide a list of transactions in a .csv file, but rather only addresses can be exported. It would be tedious to look up each address on a block explorer, especially if a new address is created every time a transaction is received.

Solution:  I found that the easiest way to import all data from an unsupported wallet is to use the backup recovery process to "restore" a wallet into a fully supported wallet such as Exodus.

The idea is to use the recovery phrase to so that Exodus actually becomes a new clone of your existing Jaxx-Liberty wallet, which will include all the separate wallets and transactions.  Then once Exodus becomes your new wallet software, simply follow the instructions from CoinTracking.info to export, and then upload the .csv file.

I checked the CoinTracking.info site to look for wallet import options that support all transactions, including fees.  I saw that the Exodus wallet is fully supported.  Here is a way to convert an unsupported wallet in to a new Exodus wallet.

How to Clone an Existing Wallet to a New Exodus Wallet

1.) Install the Exodus Wallet,  Desktop or Mobile App from the official site www.exodus.io -- be sure to verify
2.) If you already have an existing Exodus wallet, try the process with a different wallet, or make a backup, as this process will start fresh and replace everything
3.) Open Exodus, Select "I already have a wallet"
4.) In the "Restore Wallet" section choose, your method to sync from QR code, or from secret phrase.
5.) Get the recovery words from Jaxx, (or other unsupported wallet), and enter them into Exodus (or try the QR Scan).
6.) Follow the instructions from CoinTracking.info (Enter Coins / Wallet Imports / Exodus) to export, and upload the .csv file.