Every time we log on a site or Web service for the first time using a particular browser, that browser asks us if we want to or not save information about user and word so that at the next logging it is done automatic (Without having to introduce again Credentials). This feature it is activ in mod default And for the browser Internet Explorer.
If you use this feature (it can be disabled from Internet Options > Content > Autocomplete > Settings, where you will dispense the option User names and passwords on forms), most likely you have some passwords saved in the browser. Unlike other browsers (Firefox for example), Internet Explorer do not have a speech manager (Password Manager), so if we forget the password of a particular account, we will be able to continue to log on (if the password is saved in the browser), but We cannot recover it directly from IE.
Internet explorer users have the opportunity to recover the saved passwords in the browser using programe third-party with the help of which the respective passwords can display, and such a program is IEPasswordDump.
IEPasswordDump It's O Free application that allows users to display the passwords saved in the Internet Explorer browser and save a list them in one fisier.
How does Iepasworddump work?
The application can only be rolled out of Command Prompt (In the directory where it is installed, hold the key Shift And click-right at the same time, then select the option Open comand window here from the displayed menu), and again command lines For this are the following:
- IEPasswordDump.exe –h (displays the Help screen for application)
- IEPasswordDump.exe (displays passwords saved in Internet Explorer)
- IEPasswordDump.exe –f “c:passlist.txt” (Save a list of passwords saved in the browser in a .txt file; default mode, the file is saved in the C: )
Note: The program is compatible with all Internet Explorer versions (including the latest version, Internet Explorer 11) and offers support for both 32-bits and 64.
STEALTH SETTINGS – Display all Internet Explorer saved passwords with IEPasswordDump
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