[Agony]

Never knew this. Not sure it could be useful as they're my own passwords, but thanks.

[Pirate]

Pretty sure every single person already knows this

[Nyx]

Never knew this. Not sure it could be useful as they're my own passwords, but thanks.

If someone types in their password and doesn't hit enter it could be useful, also if you go onto someones PC and they have their password saved and you want to see their password, it could be used then too.

Pretty sure every single person already knows this

I didn't so it's still a useful thread

[◬๖ۣۜFørgøtten◬]

Perhaps you should write a tutorial on how to actually use inspect element to its fullest extent. It's a lot more powerful than just revealing already typed passwords. Maybe I'll write a tutorial of such.

Might make a tutorial later, thanks for the suggestion!

Pretty sure every single person already knows this

Some people didn't know about it, you would've known if you read the other replies.

[Equinox]

Might make a tutorial later, thanks for the suggestion!

If you do I expect a high quality tutorial, going as in depth as possible. Especially on some attributes that many people overlook (e.g. reading websocket frames).

[Termin4tor]

Im pretty sure everyone knows about this, but anyway good contribution.

[◬๖ۣۜFørgøtten◬]

Im pretty sure everyone knows about this, but anyway good contribution.

If you really have looked at the other posts you'd realize that most of them didn't know about this

[Bish0pQ]

Easy but nice, detailed tutorial. Great contribution thanks for this mate.

[meow]

Me pretending to be nice -

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Nice thread, this would be useful in some unlikely situations I guess.

Reality (don't open unless you're prepared to be offended, don't respond with some kind of argumentative post if you do get offended) -

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I'm not going to sugarcoat my post and say something like "nice thread, could be useful" like the rest of the tards in this thread. This "tutorial" is some HF/Evilzone-tier shit. Not only is it absolutely useless 99.9% of the time, but in the situations where using it is plausible, you need physical access. And then there's just autism like this -

If someone types in their password and doesn't hit enter it could be useful

>yeah let me just type in my password and not press enter because there's totally a purpose in that
The only time this would ever be useful is if someone had their password(s) stored in their browser and you wanted to know it for some reason.