Tuesday, 17 December 2013

SIMPLE way to see the password behind asterisks [NO SOFTWARE NEEDED]


Tested with Firefox and Chrome


All you need to do is highlight and right click the password field of the target page, and click "Inspect Element".

For something like Facebook, here's how it would look:


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Code:
<input type="password" class="inputtext" name="pass" id="pass" tabindex="2">

Now change the type="password" to type="text"


[Image: ibm5lrHz1CknIY.png]

And there you have it!
Unfortunately I couldn't show the password being revealed in real time since they are just images but you can test it out in the matter of seconds and see it work.


I've tested this with Yahoo, Gmail, YouTube and Facebook so I'm sure it works with various other sites as well.

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