This is so stupid but i have forgotten one of my passwords on one of my osrs accounts but is autosaved on my osbot account.

Is their anyway i can bring up one my osrs account passwords on my osbot account

 

No you cant view account informaton on osbot and if you view the file there store in its encrypted so not plain text.

Pretty sure there's a way (otherwise osbot would not be able to log in through the client), but I don't know it. 

7 minutes ago, dogetrix said:

Pretty sure there's a way (otherwise osbot would not be able to log in through the client), but I don't know it. 

no there is no way as its stored locally and encrypted

2 minutes ago, Muffins said:

no there is no way as its stored locally and encrypted

Doesn't it have to be decrypted for the osbot client to actually type the password in? It can't just put the encrypted password in the password field, right?

1 hour ago, maiameihana said:

This is so stupid but i have forgotten one of my passwords on one of my osrs accounts but is autosaved on my osbot account.

Is their anyway i can bring up one my osrs account passwords on my osbot account

 

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Thanks for the replies anyway

I'm the same way but i'll remember it eventually when the day progresses. 

Had this same problem! However I found out that if you hit tab while the client was typing the account's credentials into the password field, you can switch the output field to the uncensored username field. This way you can see (if you're quick enough) what your password was or at least a hint of what it could be. 

Good luck

On 7/14/2018 at 11:01 PM, PayPalMeRSGP said:

Had this same problem! However I found out that if you hit tab while the client was typing the account's credentials into the password field, you can switch the output field to the uncensored username field. This way you can see (if you're quick enough) what your password was or at least a hint of what it could be. 

Good luck

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