All Internet users have hundreds of online accounts for countless activities; from ordering food to paying your electricity bill, everything is now accessible virtually. However, with burgeoning online platforms, the number of online accounts have increased significantly. But with the introductions of password saving feature on browsers, users can relax a bit.
Almost all current web browsers such as Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome offer a choice to store your password automatically. While you can choose not to, the feature is a great one for users who tend to use complex passwords involving numerous combinations—words, numbers, and symbols.
Often, users who do not save their passwords on the browser have to deal with certain ordeals after they forgot any passwords, however, people who keep their passwords saved have an option to view it whenever they want. This will definitely help users stay a little less care-free in this virtually connected world.
A video by Softpedia shows the exact steps required to view your saved passwords on either Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. Other than that, the it also showcases two third-party short-cut apps for recovering saved browser passwords.
