Mozilla Master Password Recovery Screenshots:
recovering Mozilla Master Password

	Quick navigation 1. Selecting Master Password Location 2. Choosing decryption method 3. Setting recovery options     - Artificial Intelligence attack     - Dictionary attack options     - Brute-force attack options     - Mask attack options     - Base-word attack options     - Combined dictionary attack     - Phrase attack options 4. Launching the selected attack back to product's main page

The last step of the password recovery wizard launches the attack you have selected and gathers and displays its statistics.

If the option 'Check frequently used passwords before each attack' is selected, the program will attempt to find the password among the most frequently used words and phrases. That normally takes less than a minute.

Later, if the password you were looking for is found, the program will notify you of that with the alert you have specified and copy the password to clipboard.

At this moment, the Mozilla's (SeaMonkey's, Firefox's, or Thunderbird's) Master Password search speed is approximately 100 000 passwords/sec on a modern computer. Probably we will improve the decryption speed in the nearest future.
 

P.S. It is recommended to adjust visual effects for best performance under Windows Vista.

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