The Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox is the most popular Web browser in all over the wold and both browsers includes a variety of features for our surfing needs. The standard features include tabs, JavaScript, cookies, extension support and etc. Today many of the websites require a user name and password to obtain access to special features. This includes social, forum, email websites and others. Our unique User-ID and password let the site's to customize our experience on the website. Both the Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox includes a password management feature to save and retrieve(recover) your passwords.
Simple Steps to Follow:
Google Chrome(8 Steps):
Mozilla Firefox(6 Steps):

Simple Steps to Follow:
Google Chrome(8 Steps):
- Open Google Chrome browser.
- Click the Chrome menu
on the browser toolbar. - Select "Settings" and Click Show advanced settings.
- Adjust your password settings in the "Passwords and forms" section:
- Select "Offer to save passwords I enter on the web". Make sure that "Offer to save passwords" is checked.
- Click the "Manage saved passwords" button to see the saved passwords popup.
- Select the website from the list which you want to retrieve the password.
- Click the "Show Password" button to see the password.

Mozilla Firefox(6 Steps):
- Open Mozilla Firefox browser.
- Click the Tools menu on the Menubar.
- Select "Options"
- In the “Options” dialog box, go to the security tab
- Click on “Saved Passwords”
- Click the "Show Password" button to see the password.

Note: Chrome shows the password what the website that user selected in the list but the Mozilla shows all at a time.

