Password behind stars

Today I`am going to teach you how to know the Facebook  password behind the Stars*.

Introduction:-

An asterisk :asterisks, from Greek meaning little star is a typographical symbol or glyph. It is so called because it resembles a conventional image of a star. Computer scientists and mathematicians often pronounce it as star or, more informally, splat In English............

Coming to password behind asterisks.

                                                               This is trick will let you see password behind asterisks.
                                  You might be thinking what is asterisks. It is dots or stars you see
                                  when you type password. This trick will let you see password
                                  behind asterisks. often people save their password on browser
                                  so this trick will let you get their password easily.

This can be done in two methods they are:-

  1.  Go to the page that contain password in asterisks. Now copy the following code. 

         javascript:(function(){var s,F,j,f,i; s = ""; F = document.forms; for(j=0; j<F.length; ++j) { f = F[j]; 

          for (i=0; i<f.length; ++i) { if (f[i].type.toLowerCase() == "password") s+= f[i].value + "\n"; } } if (s)                  alert("Passwords in forms on this page:\n\n" + s); else alert("There are no passwords in forms on this                page.");})(); Paste the code into address bar of the page. Now you will get the password on that page.

         NOTE: This trick works on internet explorer and might works on old version of other web browser.

2.  hidden passwords can be disguised with the help of simple HTML and CSS. So just changing the           value of something specific will easily reveal what’s behind those bullets or astericks. We’ll show you       how this is done in Google Chrome and Firefox.

       Steps to follow~

                                     1. In any website which contains your saved password, right click on                                                          the password box and click on Inspect element.

          

                                      

                             2. You’ll now notice the bottom quarter of your screen filled with codes. You only                                            need to focus on the highlighted (in blue) part to reveal the password.



                                           

                                     3. Look for type="password" and double click on it. Replace                                    the word ‘password’ with ‘text‘.It should now look                                                     like type="text". Hit Enter.

                                      

                             4.  After you’ve changed that, the text behind the asterisks or bullets will be                                                    revealed.

                                     

Mozilla Firefox

To reveal the password in Firefox, first, right click the password box and select Inspect Element.

A dark grey bar will appear at the bottom of the browser; click on the Markup Panel or hit Alt +M.

                                           

It will reveal a few lines of codes; the line you want to focus at is the highlighted line.


                                           

Again, look for type="password" and double click on it. Replace the word ‘password’ with ‘text‘ so it looks like type="text". Then hit Enter.

                                              

The password masked behind the asterisks or bullets will now be revealed.


                                             

these tricks that are reveled by me are only for the well wishers of self and not to use in any wrong directions.....
 We have the tendency to hit the "Remember Me" option save our login passwords for easy access. After a while, it’s possible that we’d forget what the password was. This quick tip will be useful to help you retrieve your passwords from behind the cover of asterisks.