Detects and displays Thunderbird account passwords, if you have lost or forgotten them, and supports data export to HTML and XML.
- Thunderbird Password Decryptor
- Version :6.0
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :SecurityXploded Inc
Thunderbird Password Decryptor Description
As the name implies, ThunderbirdPassDecryptor is designed to retrieve lost or forgotten passwords stored in Mozilla Thunderbird accounts. It comes bundled with an installer and portable package, and just a few useful options that can be seamlessly adjusted.
In case you select the portable edition, you can drop the file anywhere on the HDD to run it directly, as well as save it to a USB flash disk or similar removable device, in order to run it on any machine with minimum effort directly, as long as you have the owner’s permission.
An important aspect to take into consideration is that the app does not create new entries in the Windows registry or Start menu, leaving the HDD clean after removal.
The interface is based on a regular window with a simple and well-structured layout, where you can select the Thunderbird install location and profile paths, if they are set to anything else but the default, as well as write the master password if it exists.
The recovering procedure begins with the simple click of a button. The list of results is immediately populated with information that includes the email server, user name and password. Although a selected row (or all text) cannot be copied to the Clipboard, ThunderbirdPassDecryptor integrates a button for exporting all data to an HTML or XML file for safekeeping.
We have noticed a minimal CPU and RAM consumption during the app’s runtime. It finishes a job rapidly and without errors, and does not trigger any issues for Windows. We have not come across any problems in our tests. To sum it up, ThunderbirdPassDecryptor offers a very simple method for getting back lost or forgotten passwords for Mozilla Thunderbird accounts, and it can be handled even by first-timers.