How to Recover Saved Passwords in UC Browser (Step-by-Step Guide)
In this guide, you will learn where UC Browser saves your passwords, how they are secured using encryption, and the easiest way to recover them instantly.
UC Browser Password Storage Location
UC Browser stores all your website login credentials in a file named “Login Data”, located at:
C:\Users\[user_name]\AppData\Local\UCBrowser\User Data_i18n\Default\UC Login Data
This file is a SQLite database containing a table called “logins”, where all saved credentials are stored.
Important Fields in “logins” Table
- origin_url => Website Page URL
- signon_realm => Website Domain
- username_value => Username or Email
- password_value => Encrypted Password
How UC Browser Encrypts Passwords
UC browser is a Chromium-based browser used below encryption method to securely store all passwords
- Passwords were encrypted using Windows DPAPI
- Can be decrypted using system APIs like CryptUnprotectData
Important Note: Since UC browser uses user-specific encryption, saved passwords cannot be decrypted from another user account or external drive unless advanced recovery methods are used (see solution at the end of this post).
How to Recover UC Browser Passwords Automatically
Recovering UC Browser passwords manually can be time-consuming due to multiple encryption layers.
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To recover UC Browser passwords from external drives or other user accounts,
