Are your passwords saved on the Internet?



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 In the present article, we will discuss in detail how to get saved passwords in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox web browsers.




 There was a time when a person had only one e-mail account on the Internet as well as one on a website.  But in today's electronic age, users have many types of accounts and different passwords for each one, along with e-mail, as well as social networking websites, online shopping, net banking, online SMS, job portals etc.  Different passwords for each account can cause the user to forget the password !!!  This gives the web browser the option to save the password.  When you enter a username and password on a website, the web browser asks if you want to save this username and password for the autologin feature to login to this website later.  If Yes is given in this option, WebBrowser will not store it and ask for a password when you log in, and will be automatically logged in, right?  Now, the question begins - the user can create multiple accounts on different types of websites, and he uses the web browser's Auto Save feature to remember the password.  Now, when in another place or device, the problem of what to do to get the password to use that website is created !!!

 You can compare the problem presented with the mobile.  When there was no mobile, every phone number was remembered or remembered, but due to the convenience of number stores in the mobile, we do not remember any mobile and use the number stored in the mobile.  This feature of mobile is definitely better, there are no two opinions, but it definitely has an impact on our ability to remember or remember, right?

 Now, let's move on to the solution to the problem ...

 If your web browser has different types of account passwords stored, follow the steps below to find out how:

 Ways to get passwords stored in Google Chrome

 àª¥àª® First click on the control button with three dots standing vertically in the top right corner of Google Chrome screen and select the Settings option.

 From the Settings screen that opens, come to the bottom and click on the Show advanced settings option, from the bottom, click on the Manage passwords option next to Offer to save your web passwords under Password and forms.

 àª¸ાથે Additionally, a list of usernames and passwords stored for that website is displayed in your web browser.  The password is displayed by clicking on the password box and clicking on the Show button.

 Ways to get passwords stored in Mozilla Firefox

 First, click on the Firefox icon, click on the Option option available in Option.

 Sa Click on the Saved passwords button available in the Security tab in the Option window that appears.

 This shows the Saved password window with a list of the website and clicking on the Username and Show Passwords button.

 Special Note:

 Remember to remove the tick mark of Remember my password when using your personal account on a computer located in a cybercafe or some other unknown place, otherwise your account username and password will be saved and anyone can misuse it.

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