How to Reveal Passwords (Copy from Password field & Inspect Element in Chrome, FireFox)

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Typing in password, especially long, complicated ones can be frustrating. The password box shows asterisks when you type instead of text. So if you mistype something, you usually have to start over because you can't tell what went wrong.
This simple trick allows you to see what you are typing in the password box as text. It can NOT be used to hack an unknown password, but will help you when typing in your own passwords.

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Go to the site you wish to log in to
Type in you username/email
Now you need to change the html code that tells the password section to be hidden
The basic principle is to "Inspect Element" of the password box and change type="password" to type="text"

-In Google Chrome, right-click in the password field and select "Inspect Element"
A portion of the lower part of the screen should now be occupied by a new window.
The line highlighted should begin with "input" If it doesn't, make sure you are in the password box and right-click "Inspect Element" again
Look for the piece of code that says type="password"
Change this to type="text" and press "Enter"
Now you can see the password when you type
Just press Login to access your account

-In FireFox, it the same thing.
Right-click, "Inspect Element", and change the type to "text" and press enter


-In Internet Explorer, "Inspect Element" is not available from the right-click menu.
So click "Tools" and select "F12 Developer Tools" (or press F12)
Below the HTML section on the left, click the Mouse Icon
Now click on the password box and the input field code will be highlighted
Change the type from "password" to "text" as explained above and press enter