Internet security has become a widely known problem long ago. Everywhere in the Interenet you can hear about it. Naturally, it is great to feel safe and secure while surfing the Net. When you are entering your password on most sites, you can see only asterisk signs in the password field. This feature is intended to protect your passwords from viewing by other people; but sometimes it becomes a trouble rather than help. Let's say you are using a computer at home and no one can take a peek over your shoulder. You entered your password several times, then checked the "remember my login and password" checkbox and finally forgot your password. Then unexpectedly your computer crashes or you need to re-type that password for some reason, but you don't remember it. What should you have done to prevent forgetting your password? The answer is clear - you should have downloaded Password Spectator from www.refog.com and installed it long ago.

Online Test of Password Spectator

With Password Spectator you will be able to read the following sample passwords:

Remark: You need to view this page with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 (or better) for the password recovery to work with web pages.

Limitations: This utility works well with most password screens you will encounter on a MS Windows system, such as the password fields on the ISP dial-up dialog, within CuteFTP or Outlook Express. However, it does not work with applications that do not actually store the password "behind" the asterisks e.g. the Windows NT User Manager. The standard password recovery works on Win 95, 98, ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP (all Editions). The WEB password recovery is designed for use with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 (or better) and works on all Windows platforms.

Main features:	Lite	Pro
Works with websites;	+	+
Works with software applications;	-	+
Support tray;	-	+
Multi-lingual support;	-	+