UC Password Recovery

It is not uncommon for people to forget their access credentials for various websites, particularly if you have a lot of accounts and are in the habit of using different passphrases for each one, as it is recommended.

However, you may not want to go through the process of resetting your account, for a variety of reasons. An option would be to resort to a password recovery tool, to help you out with this task, as there are several choices to pick from, and one of them is UC Password Recovery, should you rely on UC Browser for surfing the web.

Appearance-wise, it keeps in tune with other similar software created for the purpose of retrieving passwords, so it should pose minimal technical difficulty.

While it does display some tooltips to indicate how it should be used, UC Password Recovery lacks other help documentation, but it is unlikely that you will need it, as its functions are fairly intuitive.

Once you have launched the utility, it is supposed to automatically detect the user profile folder from your computer. It can, nonetheless, fail to do so, as it happened during our testing, for which reason you will need to load the directory manually (the path is C > Users > Username > AppData > Local > UCBrowser > User Data > Default).

Afterward, you can press the ‘Show Passwords’ button, and any corresponding data will be recovered and decrypted by the software, then displayed in its main window as website, username, and password.

Note that  UC Password Recovery can only retrieve the data you have chosen to allow the browser to remember for later; unmemorized credentials are not accessible. You can also export the results to TXT, HTML, CSV or XML format by generating a report.

In summary, UC Password Recovery is a practical application that can easily assist you in regaining access to online accounts, by revealing credentials stored by your browser and enabling you to login once more.