Show Passwords for Safari 1.1

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Show Passwords for Safari 1.1 MAS macOS | 5 Mb

Uncover allows you to "see right through" hidden password fields as if they were plaintext. This is helpful if you use an autofill password manager, or would like to see stored passwords that exist on the webpage.

This application is private, secure, and easy to use. Thanks to the new security features in macOS Big Sur and Safari 14, you must grant explicit permissions for the app to run on any (or all) webpages of your choosing.

Supported Operation System:
• macOS 10.14 or later
• Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Mac App Store : https://apps.apple.com/app/show-passwords/id1541679987

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