Chrome Autofill Viewer

Browsers have become the medium through which you access your various online accounts, and to simplify matters, they offer you to memorize information you tend to enter for every session, such as email addresses or usernames, to name but a few.

However, it also happens that you forget these credentials and wish to retrieve them without necessarily resetting your accounts. At the same time, you may just want to remove personal data from the computer. This is where Chrome Autofill Viewer comes in.

A simple-looking yet quite practical tool, Chrome Autofill Viewer can help you swiftly display any autocomplete information stored by Google Chrome on your various browsing sessions.

Its usage is very easy to understand and handle, making it quite accessible for computer novices, as all you need to do is launch it and press the ‘Show All’ button.

Chrome Autofill Viewer works by locating the SQLite data file where your browser of choice stores all autocomplete information, decrypting and displaying it for you. It lists field name (such as email or username), value (the typed string), used count (how many times it has been entered), along with the first and last used date.

Moreover, you have the possibility of generating a report in HTML, CSV, TXT or XML, for future reference. Alternately, you can clean up your browser from all this sensitive data with the ‘Delete All’ function.

Overall, Chrome Autofill Viewer proves a useful and efficient application that can come in handy should you wish to display the login information and other such data, as stored by your browser, either out of curiosity or practicality. For a Firefox version of this utility, you can try Firefox Autocomplete Spy.