Portable SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords

As one of the most popular browsers, Internet Explorer has received plenty of attention from software developers. Numerous tools have been created that, in one way or the other, enhance IE's functionality. Given the browser's ability to store login credentials, and the inherent hazards therein, some programs have specifically targeted this side of the tool.

One such lightweight application is Portable SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords, a program that allows users to view all the passwords stored by the browser. This includes all the information stored when users choose to employ the “Remember this password” built-in browser option.

It should be stated that the utility is highly intuitive and easy to grasp. Although it targets sensitive data, absolutely no decrypting knowledge is required, as the program allows users to read locally stored credentials with a simple mouse click on the “Show Internet Explorer Passwords” menu item or button.

Once this feature is activated, the program automatically dumps all the data it finds in a large and neatly sorted list. The four column headers are “URL”, “Username” “Password”, and “Storage”; each column stores the corresponding information found in the local storage media.

A notable feature is the tool's ability to find passwords stored not only in the Windows Registry, but also in the Vault, or in credentials documents. All the data displayed can be exported to other applications by opening up the context menu; selectively copying only the usernames, passwords or URLs is also a viable option.

To conclude, Portable SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords is a lightweight and effective solution for anyone in need of a tool to read the IE locally stored credentials.