Easy way to detect hidden passwords in the form of stars on all browsers - Trick 8

Hidden password detection in the form of stars

All sites and programs need to create an account on them in order to take advantage of all their services and features, but because of the large number of sites and accounts that the user creates, he finds it difficult to remember some passwords especially that he does not use much, so today we will learn how to detect the hidden password in the form of stars and that Even you can remember your password if you forget it, and because all browsers encrypt passwords in the form of stars or points.

 All browsers encrypt passwords so that no one next to the user can view it or it is not stolen in the event of penetration of the device by another person, so we will in the first way display the password by changing the browser’s encryption itself so that we can view the password with ease And, you can do the same way by using any known browser such as Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera, and we will also offer add-ons that you can install in any browser from them so that you can view passwords without taking any steps.

How to display the encrypted password

As we mentioned, all browsers perform a process of encrypting passwords so that they are not stolen or viewed by someone other than the user. To overcome this issue, we will do the first method, which is the method of showing the encrypted password through the following steps:

• On the login page for any account, right-click the password textbox and select Inspect Element..
• After that click on the password and from the options replace it with the word text and then press Enter and you will notice the password appears without encryption.

How to convert stars into numbers

You can also detect the hidden password in the form of stars through some of the available add-ons on most known browsers, as follows:

• Google Chrome browser:

If you do not prefer complicated steps and matters, you can download the free ShowPassword extension from the Chrome Store, which you can download here, then press Add to Chrome to install it to your browser immediately, after which you can able to see all passwords without encryption.

• Firefox:

A distinctive addition is available for download and installation on the Firefox browser, which is the Show / hide passwords extension, which you can download  here and install in your browser and then see all your passwords without encryption.

• Opera browser:

If you use the Opera browser, you can also install a lightweight small add-on, which is the Show my Password add-on here, and install it on the browser to view all passwords without encryption.