EDGE stores all of your browser passwords in clear text, even if you haven’t used them in this session. The post explains a simple forensics workflow: open Edge, create a memory dump of the browser process, and use Strings to search the resulting DMP for credential data, for example by targeting a pattern like <tld><protocol> with a command such as strings -n 8 msedge[.]DMP | find "comhttps".
The diary notes this is a real session and includes a screenshot of a password dump, with the author cautioning that sensitive accounts and passwords were blurred. It also highlights that viewing the same credentials in the browser triggers a biometrics prompt, yet the captured data remains in clear text, accessible to anyone with the dump. According to Microsoft, this is considered intended behaviour, a stance the author criticises while asking readers for related forensics experiences in the comments.