SterJo Chrome Passwords (Reveal Saved Passwords in Google Chrome)
SterJo Chrome Passwords is a lightweight Windows utility that discovers and displays usernames and passwords saved by Google Chrome. For each entry it shows the website URL, usage information and offers export options (HTML / CSV) for backup or migration.
How SterJo Chrome Passwords Works?

When Chrome asks to save login details, they are stored locally in the browser profile. SterJo Chrome Passwords scans your Chrome profile, decrypts locally stored credentials (for the current Windows user) and displays them in a readable table along with the originating URL and timestamp. You can export results to HTML or CSV for safekeeping or import into password managers like KeePass.
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System Requirements
SterJo Chrome Passwords runs on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 and Windows 11 where Google Chrome is installed.
Version History
Version 2.1: Removed more .DLL dependencies.
Version 2.0: UI improvements and removed .OCX dependencies.
Version 1.5: Updated to handle Chrome v80+ encryption changes.
Version 1.4: Fixed overflow bug on some systems.
Version 1.3: Added export to HTML and KeePass-compatible CSV; added creation timestamps.
Version 1.2: Bug fixes.
Version 1.1: Multi-language support.
Version 1.0: First public release.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this tool reveal passwords saved by Google Chrome?
– Yes. SterJo Chrome Passwords reads saved credentials from the Chrome profile of the currently logged-in Windows user and decrypts them for display.
Is this a hacking tool?
– No. It only reveals data already saved locally by your browser. Using it on accounts you don't own or have permission to access is illegal.
Does the program upload passwords anywhere?
– No. The tool operates offline and does not transmit recovered credentials to external servers.
Can I export the recovered passwords?
– Yes. The tool supports exporting to HTML and CSV formats (KeePass-compatible) for backup or migration.
What if Chrome profile is deleted?
– If the browser profile containing saved credentials is deleted or overwritten, recovery is not possible unless you have a backup of the profile files.