The safe way is to use your browser or password manager’s built-in show password option, not a random website or extension. For a password field on a page, browsers often let you reveal it with an eye icon or by opening the saved-passwords section in settings.

What to try

  • In the login form, look for an eye icon next to the password box and click it.
  • In your browser settings, open the saved passwords list and use the reveal option there; it usually asks for your device password first.
  • If it’s your own account on your own device and there is no eye icon, browser developer tools can sometimes switch a field from hidden to visible by changing the input type from password to text.

Safer note

  • Avoid “password revealer” apps, random bookmarklets, or online tools, because they can expose your credentials to third parties.
  • If you only need access again, resetting the password is often the quickest and safest option.

Practical example

If you saved a password in Chrome, go to Chrome Settings, then Passwords, then pick the account and click the reveal icon; the browser will usually ask for your computer login before showing it.

TL;DR: Use the browser’s saved-password section or the built-in eye icon; don’t rely on third-party tools.