Display saved passwords on web browsers
The password saving mode on browsers saves you a lot of time without having to type each account type anymore. But if you unfortunately have to reinstall the operating system or at least the web browser, you will miss "forget" the password again because it doesn't have to be remembered for a long time. That leads to the possibility that you will have to set up a new account.
To avoid falling into that "bad situation", it is best to record the account name and password to a notebook. In the article below, we will guide you how to display the password saved on the web browser if you unfortunately "trot" forget or remember.
Show password on Google Chrome
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Step 1 : Open your Chrome browser, click on the 3 dash icon and select Settings
Step 2 : At the Settings page, you scroll down to the bottom and click on the link Show advanced settings .
Step 3 : In the Passwords and forms section , click on Manage passwords
Step 4 : Appear the Saved passwords dialog box that includes web pages, usernames and corresponding passwords for each page. Which page you want to see, click that page. At this point, a small square will appear around the password display area. To view this password, click Show .
A message box confirming whether to show the password? You enter the machine's User password and then click OK
After confirming, the password you need will appear in the square as shown below.
Show password on Firefox browser
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Step 1 : Open the Firefox browser, click on the 3 dashes in the upper right corner, select Options
Step 2 : In the Options window, select the Security tab. Look at the bottom, click on Saved Password .
Step 3 : Here, the saved Password dialog box includes the pages that users have accessed during a certain period of time. You can see here only 2 columns: Page and Username. That is the page you have visited with the corresponding username. Do the following:
- View and find in the list table or want faster, directly type in the Search address box of the website to retrieve the password.
- Click on the line containing the web page you want to use (after it is selected, the line will be green as shown below), and click Show passwords .
Click Yes to confirm that you want to make your password appear.
Step 4 : At this time, in the saved Password table, another column will appear, which is the Password column you need.
Display password in Coc Coc browser
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Step 1 : Open your Coc Coc browser, click on the green Coc Coc and then select Settings
Step 2 : The Settings interface appears, scroll down to the bottom and select Show advanced settings .
Step 3 : Drag to the Passwords and forms section , then click the link Manage passwords .
Here will list the passwords that have been saved in the Saved passwords box and list the sites you set up and never save the password in the Never saved frame.
Step 4 : Click on the line you want to see, the Show button will appear , click this button to view the password or click on the X to delete the saved password (as shown).
If the computer has a password set up, a window will appear asking for the following password:
Step 5 : The password you need is displayed, if you want to hide the password, click the Hide button.
With the above instructions, I hope you know how to retrieve the password for the websites you need. However, to avoid trouble, we recommend that you DO NOT SHOULD SAVE THE PASSWORD when using public computers.
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