Hi Wifi: The Wifi Password Viewer

Hi Wifi: The Wifi Password Viewer

Poto

Hi WiFi is a Wifi password viewer developed by Poto. No installation, Portable software.

Helps you quickly add WiFi to new devices

Features

  • Great user experience design. User-friendly and easy to use.
  • Privacy protection: Hi WiFi hides its identity as a WiFi viewer, so when you are viewing the password, it is hard for people in public places to know you are viewing the WiFi password even if they glance at your screen.
  • Default use QR code instead of password text. Avoid prying eyes in front of the screen, and also convenient for you to copy the password by scanning the code with your mobile device.
  • The password is displayed only when the mouse is over the QR code.

Usage

Double-click to run Hi WiFi.exe, which displays the QR code and name of the current computer connected to WiFi.

Mouse over the QR code and the original WiFi name becomes the WiFi password.

Move the mouse out of the QR code, the WiFi password disappears and reverts to the WiFi name.

Click the red fork button to exit Hi WiFi

Click the blue paper airplane button to join Poto's Telegram group. For After-sales service and Community Support

The price is $1. ONE-OFF PAYMENT

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Q&A

Why Hi WiFi request the User Access Control(UAC)?

This is to be compatible with users who use different language systems so that they can also use my software properly. Accommodating users in different languages is more important than whether or not Hi WiFi should request UAC.

Of course there are implementations that don't require UAC, but that means I need to adapt to each of the 111 languages supported by Microsoft Windows. This is impossible and very inefficient.

I can promise that Hi WiFi is safe software and that it will never threaten your computer. I earn a reasonable income from selling Hi WiFi and its support my life and passion with it. This is why you can trust Poto and his development of Hi WiFi

Hi WiFi security detected by Microsoft Defender

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