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Using the same password everywhere? Stop right away! Check these best Windows password managers to set a strong password and remember them.

Want to retain 2FA on your account without subscribing to Twitter Blue? Here’s how to enable Twitter two-factor authentication using an app.

iOS 16 has introduced a convenient new feature on iPhone devices — the ability to view saved Wi-Fi passwords on iPhone. Here’s how to do it.

Can’t remember Wi-Fi passwords? Learn how to easily view and share Wi-Fi passwords on your Android phone.

iCloud Keychain stores all your passwords on your iPhone. Here’s how you can view saved passwords on an iPhone to enter them on other devices.

Microsoft Edge not saving passwords? Try out these troubleshooting tips to overcome the issue.

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Like every web browser out there, Google Chrome offers a built-in password manager to save login and card details. It makes the whole login experience quite seamless. The problems start when Google Chrome fails to save passwords.

Apple’s ecosystem lock-in is real. You need to use Apple hardware to get the best out of Apple services. However, over time, the company has loosened up its grip and made its services available on rival platforms. Apple Music on Android and iCloud

Native password management is a standard practice in a web browser. Almost every web browser, including Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, etc., allow users to opt for the built-in password manager to take care of login details. T

Microsoft Edge comes with a lot of features, including a password manager. Whenever you’re logging in a site, Microsoft Edge will ask if you want to save password in the browser. If you don’t want Microsoft Edge to bother with saving pas

Google Chrome comes with its very own built-in password manager. That’s very convenient if you have a Google Account since you get to sync your passwords between devices. And if you use Chrome on your iPhone, you can also configure the device

Looking to switch from Chrome to Firefox? Here’s how to import your bookmarks and passwords from Chrome to Firefox on Windows and Mac.

Google Chrome is widely appreciated, but it isn’t immune to data corruption. Unexpected browser crashes, problematic user profiles, and buggy browser releases can all contribute to the fact. That is why it’s a great idea to take a backup

Chrome’s built-in password manager may lack the advanced functionalities of dedicated services such as 1Password, LastPass, or Dashlane, but it sure is convenient to use. For the most part, it should effortlessly sync your passwords among other

If you use Chrome to store your passwords and want to export it as CSV file? Here’s how to export Chrome Passwords on desktop and mobile.

For years, Safari for the Mac offered no way to import passwords from Google Chrome. That alone made it pretty hard to make a complete switchover to Safari for long-time Chrome users. Of course, that meant running two instances of browsers and switch

Google Chrome only offers you the ability to import passwords directly from Firefox. But that also requires having both browsers installed on the same PC or Mac.

You must be using Touch ID and Face ID (or either of them) to unlock your iPhone or iPad. Both also serve as essential gatekeepers for iTunes and App Store purchases. And you probably have no qualms with that. But have you thought twice before disabl

Finally, Microsoft managed to make a web browser that people actually like to use for a change. The Chromium version of Microsoft Edge, otherwise known as Microsoft Edge Chromium, is based on the same rendering engine as that of Google Chrome. So not