Manyprog Chrome Password Recovery

Google Chrome is configured to offer to save the credentials for the different accounts you access, to allow quick logins in the future. Password saving is possible thanks to Chrome's synchronization service, which sends the data to the cloud and makes it available when the login form needs to be filled out again. This option is useful, as you can navigate to an account without having to enter the same credentials every time.

The login information can be viewed in Chrome's settings section, provided you enter the correct Windows password. However, if something goes wrong and you just can't access the saved data, there are third party tools that can come to the rescue. One of them is suggestively named Manyprog Chrome Password Recovery.

This particular application can analyze the folders in which Google Chrome saves the passwords by default, extracting the information and revealing it to you without asking for the Windows password. All you have to do is press the "Start" button and let Manyprog Chrome Password Recovery do its job.

Once the application finishes the scan, the login data is shown within the main window. You can view the path of the directory it is stored in, the login page, the username, and the password. Unfortunately, there are no options to export the data or copy it to the clipboard, but that might be due to security reasons.

Everything is pretty simple with Manyprog Chrome Password Recovery, and no prior knowledge or experience is required to be able to use it. The interface is intuitive, and the options are quite limited, which makes it incredibly easy to use.

As a suggestion, it would come in handy to have a built-in search function in case the list of retrieved passwords is long.

Manyprog Chrome Password Recovery provides a fast and straightforward means of detecting whether Google Chrome stores passwords in its folders and if so, help you retrieve them. It is uncomplicated, easy to use, and does its job fast.