SterJo Browser Passwords – Recover Saved Browser Passwords
SterJo Browser Passwords is a free and easy-to-use Windows tool that instantly recovers forgotten usernames and passwords saved by your web browser. Whether you use Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Internet Explorer, Opera, Vivaldi, Brave or other Chromium and Mozilla-based browsers, the software can reveal stored login information with a single click.
How SterJo Browser Passwords Works

SterJo Browser Passwords scans the browser’s internal password storage and displays the website URL, username, password, and which browser saved the credentials. All recovered logins can be exported to a text file for backup or future reference.
Download & install
Current Version: 2.0
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System Requirements
SterJo Browser Passwords is compatible with all Windows versions from Windows XP to Windows 11.
NOTE! If you are encountering a runtime error, please try to run the application with right mouse click and select "Run as administrator".
Version History
Version 2.0: UI changes and removed .OCX and some .DLL dependencies.
Version 1.7: Minor changes and added support for Firefox ESR 32-bit.
Version 1.6: Added support for the latest Microsoft Edge browser based on Chromium.
Version 1.5: Added support for the latest encryption on Chrome, Opera, Vivaldi and Brave browser.
Version 1.4: New browsers included: Brave Browser, Epic Privacy Browser and Torch.
Version 1.3: Bug fixes.
Version 1.2: Fixed "OverFlow" bug appearing on some systems and added support for Yandex browser.
Version 1.1: Added multi-language support and now displays the passwords of Vivaldi Web browser.
Version 1.0: First public release.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which browsers are supported?
— The tool supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Internet Explorer, Opera, Vivaldi, Brave, Torch and other Chromium-based browsers.
Does SterJo Browser Passwords send recovered data anywhere?
— No. All operations happen locally on your computer. No information is uploaded or stored externally.
Can it recover passwords from private or incognito browsing sessions?
— No. Private browsing modes do not save passwords, so recovery is not possible.
Why are Firefox passwords sometimes blank?
— Firefox 64-bit uses different encryption, and the tool supports only 32-bit decryption modules. See the provided instructions for recovering Firefox 64-bit passwords.
Can I export all recovered passwords?
— Yes. Click the save button to export all recovered logins into a text file.