Thanks everybody for your answers. It's a shame that this can't be done by myetherwallet itself... why did they remove the ability to see the private key of the address you are currently working with??
I will try yours alternative solutions to see if they can solve my problem.
I guess it's part of their protocol to remove that feature and to teach their users to become more responsible as we access our wallets since private keys are visible and easy to copy if a malware is installed to a users PC.
If there will be a demand of users to get back that feature, I guess we'll see it again but as long as it's effectively being implemented let's expect that we will not be able to see that feature for a long time.
Exactly since Private Key isn't recommended for someone to unlock their wallet hence it's more vulnerable. I also once got confused when I created new address at MEW and found out I don't have private keys and so I just try to be comfortable in using the MEWconnect which is surprisingly more easy to use.
Actually, IMO it's the most convenient way of accessing our wallets but due to the number of reports of hacking and phishing, this is a counter act to lessen those incidents that MEW can think of on their part.
