Blotting out the PASSWORD from Visibility

What do you mean “blocked out”?
Some plugins use <input type="password" value="123456">, which on a page shows the password as a ****** but it still is stored clearly in DB (because the SMTP requires the password be sent in clear text). So changing type="password" to type="text" will show you your password.

You can use constants to redefine the password in your wp-config.php. See the main plugin code at the top, with description of what is needed for that.
But you will need to put the password in that php file in clear text as well, same as WordPress does with your database credentials.

I don’t say, that this is good, I would like to say, that there is no easy workaround if you want to both save and see password (and it’s required to be not encrypted).

Password will be behind asterisks, (type="password"). That’s all that I can do for now.

What you sent, what am I suppose to do with that ?

Can you be more informative, this is not in yr update.

And if Im suppose to change something what line am I changing.

I Cant do it with that little reply you sent

This change will be available in the next release of the WP Mail SMTP plugin.
You don’t have to change anything. Just please be a bit patient ??

I see that I posted that question 2+ weeks ago and there was just an update 2 days ago, just wondering that tiny code could’ve been added yet it wasn’t.

Id seriously like to know what I gotta do to keep it private from technicians who work inside my site please.

This is quite a serious request as it protects security for the WordPress user using your plugin that hasn’t the security hide password feature