Google Password Decryptor

Modern and responsible web browsers have built-in password managers and offer you remember your keys whenever you sign into new accounts. If you don't know how to recover passwords by looking into the settings panel of your web browsers, then you can resort to Google Password Decryptor.

This is a simple application that can retrieve all your saved passwords with just a button's click. However, before proceeding any further, you should know that it's not designed to crack passwords or steal the secret codes of other people. It works only as an extractor, which means that the keys must be saved within the browser you're using.

The most important aspect about his tool is that it can recover passwords from not only Google Chrome, as the name suggests, but also other applications made by Google and other companies.

The complete list includes Picasa, Google Talk, Google Desktop Search, Gmail Notifier, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Chrome Canary/SXS, Firefox, Opera, CoolNovo, UC, Safari, Torch, Flock, Comodo Dragon, SeaMonkey, SRWare Iron, Pidgin, Paltalk and Miranda.

It's wrapped in an intuitive interface that puts focus on simplicity above all else. All you have to do is click the "Start Recovery" button and the app handles the rest.

In the list of results, you can check out the name, account name and password for each entry. All this information can be exported to file by generating a report with the HTML, XML, TXT or CSV format.

All things considered, Google Password Decryptor offers a fast and uncomplicated way of extracting saved passwords from popular web browsers and IM applications without going through the trouble of exploring the settings of each software product.