Hack Browser Saved Password

Revealing Passwords with Inspect Element

In both Chrome and Firefox, you can use the Inspect Element tool to uncover saved passwords on any website.

Simply go to the site where you have a password saved and highlight those little black dots. Once those dots are highlighted, right-click and select the Inspect Element opt

When you click on Inspect Element, you will be able to see the webpage's code. This new frame should appear at the bottom of your browser window.

Since you have already highlighted the part you are interested in, the password section, it will automatically be highlighted, as you can see in the image above. If you just see the black bar in Firefox, you may have to open the Markup Panel, as seen below.

In order to unveil the saved password, you are going to have to alter some text. Locate where it says type ="password".

Select the text password and hit Delete. Now, replace it with the word text.

Now, press Enter. The second you do, the password box that was previously filled with those standard security dots will now show the complete text of whatever password was saved there.

Obviously, this could be used to reveal other people's passwords, too. Like, if your fooling around on your friend's computer, or if some bozo actually saved his/her password on a public computer. Boy, what you could do with somebody else's password!

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