oxeron

<p>This plugin creates a XML posts.xml file containing posts from your blog.<br />
This xml file can then be used to display your posts on another website using PHP or Flash.<br />
Based on Valentin Karailiev’s karailievs-sitemap plugin</p>
<h4>Changes in version 0.2</h4>
<ul>
<li>Using backend scripts from WP to fetch data from database (@Ludovic)</li>
<li>Display debug error if occurs (@Ludovic)</li>
<li>Redesigned admin panel to add more informations (@Olivier)</li>
<li>User must now check boxes to choose the categories of posts to export, instead of providing an ID list (@Olivier)</li>
<li>User can choose to export xxx posts per category or posts not older than yyy days (@Olivier)</li>
<li>User can choose which items to export (date, url, category name, etc…) (@Olivier)</li>
</ul>


oxyXML generator

This plugin creates a XML file from your posts in order to display them on another website, using PHP or Flash.

Carlos Martínez Romero

<p>“Show User Password” is a small plugin that displays the password field (with MD5 Encryption) to the table of the users section in the WordPress dashboard. It will be added as a column with the other data of each user.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Displays the user password at Users table</li>
</ul>


Show User Password

If you want to keep an eye on MD5 password of your users this is your plugin.
So in case you delete the user or change his password you can always set it again without knowing it using the database access.

Works as expected

This plugin shows the password field (with MD5 Encryption) in the table of the Users section in the WordPress dashboard.

oxyXML generator vs Show User Password