WebBrowserPassView

Some users of personal computers prefer to operate their software simply using these tools. A browser, for example, can be used to save passwords. Is it better to leave the keys all the time or to enter them t time if you can just leave them in your browser's memory? Especially if a number of sites you need to visit keep your schedule to the minimum. Here's where you entered your password, but got rid of it after taking a while to figure it out. Then, you need it now, but the browser won't show you it. Maybe it's because he isn't going into it often anyway. It's not a problem, everything will be solved by the WebBrowserPassView program from the developer Nir Sofer.

The developer provides small but useful programs that already have users satisfied. WebBrowserPassView is a great tool to help you "pull" saved passwords from your browser. It's natural that similar programs exist as well for different browsers. With this tool, you can work with the most popular as well as most famous and frequently used browsers: You can use Chrome, Safari, Opera, FireFox and Internet Explorer if you choose to do so. Documents made of html, txt,xml and csv are all possible ways to store recovered passwords. There is no need to set up a subscription to one of them. Installation is not necessary to use the program. The program comes in a flash, you run it, and then you can look for your stolen passwords. InternetBrowserPassView is a free-download application with a small footprint.