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How to Get Original Stored Passwords from Your Browsers

BrowserPasswordDecryptor is a free software to instantly recover website login passwords stored by all popular web browsers. All of these web browsers offer the feature store the login passwords so that user don't have to remember and enter the password every time. Each of these use their own local storage format and proprietary encryption mechanism to store the login passwords. This utility is very helpful in case you forget password and need to show that stored password.

BrowserPasswordDecryptor is not a hacking tool but you can use it to get password in any PC as it can recover only your stored passwords. BrowserPasswordDecryptor automatically crawls through each of these browsers and instantly recovers all of the stored website login passwords. Browser Password Decryptor presents both GUI interface as well as command line version, the later is more helpful for Penetration testers in their work. Apart from normal users who can use it to recover their lost password, it can come in handy for Forensic officials who can get hold of any stored website passwords by various browsers.
This support all popular browsers like Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and IE. If you forget passwords for your any of online accounts then the best way to recover those passwords is to view stored passwords in browser settings. The application is extremely easy to use and it provides a single windowed interface to work with. Here how it work:

~ Launch BrowserPasswordDecryptor on your system
~ Next click on 'Start Recovery' button and all website login passwords stored by web browsers will be recovered & displayed as shown in screenshot 1 below.
~ By default passwords are not shown for security reasons as it is sensitive data. However you can click on'Show Password' button at the bottom to view these passwords.
~ Finally you can save all recovered password list to HTML file by clicking on 'Export to HTML' button respectively.

Here are the highlights of top features of BrowserPasswordDecryptor:
~ Instantly decrypt and recover stored encrypted passwords from popular web browsers.
~ Comes with both GUI interface as well as Command-line version.
~ Recover password of any length and complexity.
~ Automatically discovers all supported Applications and recovers all the stored passwords.
~ Sort feature to arrange the recovered passwords in various order to make it easier to search through 100's of entries.
~ Save the recovered password list to HTML file for transferring to other system or for future use.
~ Easier and faster to use with its enhanced user friendly GUI interface.
~ Installed tool is completely Portable which can be directly run on second system
~ Support for local Installation and uninstallation of the software.


BrowserPasswordDecryptor works on most of the Windows platforms starting from Windows XP, 2003, Vista, Win7.


Download Free BrowserPasswordDecryptor 1.0 Web Browser Password Recovery Tool:
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