How to see the saved password in your browser

While log-in to any website, your browser will prompt you message whether you want to save the password or not. If you clicked the save button then next time when you'll be log-in to that website your user name and password will automatically filled by your browser.
You'll see only asteric (*) symbols in place of password characters not the exact password characters. It's very easy to get the exact password characters. Here we'll get to know how to do this.

This example is with chrome browser.
1. Open the website for which you've saved your password (e.g. linkedin.com)

2. Right click on the password field and select "Inspect Element"
It'll open a small attached window in your page itself.
get the "id" value from the highlighted password tag (e.g. "session_password-login")

3. Now "Right click the sign-in button and select "Inspect Element"
It'll high-light the submit button html tag.
In this add this javascript code:
[onclick="javascript:alert(document.getElementById('session_password-login').value);"]

4. Now click on sign-in button.
and it'll show your saved password.

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