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I have safari save all of my login's and passwords so that I don't have to remember them. I'm about to wipe my computer, so I need to write them down so i can re-add them after the wipe. I went to preferences -> autofill -> edit usernames and passwords, and i don't see a way to get safari to reveal my saved passwords!
I'm running Safari 5.1.3 on Mac 10.7.3.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Maybe this will work for you:
Go to Utilities folder. Open "Keychain Access".
In the sidebar, select "Passwords" as the category.
Now you see the list of all the places where you have saved passwords.
You can control-click on an item and copy its password to the clipboard or do it from the edit menu or via command-shift -c .
You will have to enter your account password.
charlie
Maybe this will work for you:
Go to Utilities folder. Open "Keychain Access".
In the sidebar, select "Passwords" as the category.
Now you see the list of all the places where you have saved passwords.
You can control-click on an item and copy its password to the clipboard or do it from the edit menu or via command-shift -c .
You will have to enter your account password.
charlie
Can't view my saved passwords
