How to View Saved Passwords on Mac

Have you ever forgotten a password on your Mac and wished you could see it again? Maybe you want to check what passwords are saved on your computer for security reasons. Whatever the case, accessing saved passwords on a Mac can be useful in various situations.

Method 1: Using Keychain Access

Keychain Access is a tool on Mac that securely stores passwords and other sensitive information. Follow these steps to view saved passwords:

1. Open Keychain Access. You can find it in Applications > Utilities.
2. Locate and select 'Passwords' in the Category section on the left sidebar.
3. You will see a list of websites, applications, and network services. Double click on the one you want to view the password for.
4. Check the 'Show password' box and enter your admin password when prompted.

Method 2: Using Browser Settings

If you have saved passwords in your web browser, you can also view them through the browser settings. Here's how you can do it in Safari:

1. Open Safari and go to Safari > Preferences in the menu bar.
2. Click on the 'Passwords' tab.
3. You will need to authenticate using your Mac's password or Touch ID.
4. You can then view and manage saved passwords.

By using these methods, you can easily access and manage your saved passwords on Mac whenever needed. Just remember to keep your passwords secure and avoid sharing them with others.