Anyways, moving forward, we're using chrome as our browser since chrome already has default DOM checker. I am not talking about Dirty Old Man here girls! This is Document Object Model http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Document_Object_Model. First up, view on the site that has saved info, we're using yahoomail as our example.
Now right click on the password field the one that has bullet (l) , and click on inspect element.
It will pop up a DOM checker.
An voila password is exposed!
So this one is only impossible for those browser that has DOM; most major browser nowadays already has. So I do suggest never to save any info to a publicly accessible computers. If you want to use it in firefox simply install the firebug add-on and same process on what we did here just on the first one use "Inpect element with firebug". By the way, saved password in chromes location is Settings -> Password and Forms -> Manage saved passwords . Again, take extra precautions on your passwords especially if it is in public!!!