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There are various third-party apps that can allow you to view product keys for different apps, like MS Office, but I'm not aware of anything that will let you see stored passwords.
If you created those passwords as part of login credentials for various websites, and you then allowed the Browser you were using to store those credentials, then the Browser would have a feature in its Settings to allow you to view the saved credentials.
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