When saving the password in the browser, the dots or asterisks are often displayed on the authorization page of a service. But what to do when instead of asterisks you need to see symbols? How to see the password instead of dots? The task is not the most difficult, so in most cases problems should not arise even for beginners.
How do I find the password I need in Chrome settings?
Today, in the browser war (by the way, this is quite an official term that has been used since the 1990s to mean rivalry between the main platforms) Google Chrome is confidently leading, so it’s worth starting the search for answers to the question of how instead of dots, see the password. It’s very easy to understand.
How to see the password in Google Chrome settings instead of dots? In a browser from Google, you can see the saved password as follows:
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So, to display characters instead of dots, just make a couple of clicks. You can view the necessary information both in the browser settings (the instructions for several of the most common platforms are described above) and directly on the page with asterisks. In the latter case, you will have to edit the code of the web page, however it is very simple. So, finding a password saved earlier will not be difficult even for a user unaware of technical issues.