SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords

Internet Explorer is one of the most commonly used browsers today and many applications have been devised to improve users' experience. SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords is one such program that helps users recover the credentials stored by the browser whenever one logs in to a website.

The one-window program is highly intuitive and requires absolutely no technical knowledge on users' part. This is a great feature, as Internet Explorer does not normally allow one to view such details. All it takes to access the stored information is a simple mouse click on the “Show Internet Explorer Passwords” button or menu item.

One of the great features of this program is the ability to extract data regardless of the storage media. Normally with version 7.0 or later, the browser stores this private information in the Windows registry, but there are some cases when other locations can be employed, such as a credentials file or the Windows Vault.

The data retrieved is automatically sorted and displayed according to four categories: “URL”, “Username”, “Password”, and “Storage”. This setup allows users not only to view the security key, but also the Internet address for which it is used, as well as the storage media employed.

All the information dumped by the program can be transferred to other utilities with a few simple mouse clicks. What's more, one is also able to export data selectively, e.g. by transferring only the password or the username entries.

Summing up, SterJo Internet Explorer Passwords is a simple, but practical tool for anyone who requires a method of viewing stored IE credentials.