How to see passwords saved in Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera browser

We have too many passwords nowadays and with the browsers taking up the task of storing these passwords and populating them when required, many of us forget what we had actually set the password in the first instance. If you are signing in to a website with some other device and don't want to or can't sync your browser passwords, worry not. You can check your password that is stored in your browser on one device quite easily on both Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome, let's see how.

See saved passwords in Mozilla Firefox

• Open the Options section of Mozilla Firefox. To do so, click on the 3 line icon below the Close button your browser and then click on Options.
  


• This is basically the Settings menu of Mozilla Firefox browser where you can change any setting. Use the Find search bar to search for "passwords".
• Under Logins and Passwords click on "Saved Logins...".
  


• A small window will open showing you all the passwords that you have saved in Firefox. You can search for the website for which you are searching the password for, right-click there and use the Copy Password option to copy the password to the clipboard. Or, you can use the Show Passwords button to see all your saved passwords.
  

See saved passwords in Google Chrome

• Open the Settings menu in Google Chrome after clicking on the 3 dotted button below the Close button of the browser.
  


• Use the search bar to search for "password". Click on the section where it says "Passwords".
  


• In the next screen you will see all the passwords that you have saved on the browser. Click on the eye icon in front of the hidden passwords if you want to see the password. Google Chrome will prompt you for your Windows password to let you see the passwords. Enter it to finally be able to see the passwords saved on your Chrome browser.
  

See saved passwords in Opera

• Open the Settings page by using the menu by clicking on the Opera button appearing at the top left side of the browser.
• Search for "password" using the search box and then click on "Passwords" option.
• In the next page you will be able to see the stored passwords and you can use the eye-shaped icon to make the passwords visible. You will be prompted for your Windows password to unhide the passwords.