Here’s How to View, Edit, and Delete a Saved Password on Your iPhone

Every time you log into a new website or account on your iPhone, it will ask if you want to save the password for this particular site. All of these passwords are then associated with your Apple ID and can be viewed, edited, and deleted in your iPhone’s settings. MUO – Feed
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Microsoft Edge’s Sleeping Tabs Will Soon Show You How Much It Saved

In a bid to make Microsoft Edge a major competitor in the browser world, the software giant added sleeping tabs to help save people’s resources… but people had no idea how much was actually being saved. Now, a recent update to the preview build of Edge adds a saved resources tracker which tells you just
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Thanksgiving Is Saved! Zoom Lifts Time Restriction on Turkey Day

If your entire family can’t get together on Thanksgiving due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoom is here to save the day. The video-conferencing platform is lifting its 40-minute time restriction for all video calls on Thanksgiving. Zoom Temporarily Removes Its 40-Minute Time Limit Zoom is giving back to its US-based users on Thanksgiving. The platform,
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How to View Google Chrome’s Saved Passwords (And Prevent Others From Peeking)

Letting Google Chrome remember all your passwords is convenient, but it does have its downsides. With the proper tools, a hacker can view all the passwords stored on your Google account and use them to break into your online accounts. Unlock the “Ultimate Google Chrome Keyboard Shortcuts” cheat sheet now! This will sign you up
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How to Find Saved Wi-Fi Passwords for Past Networks in Windows 10

It can be tough to remember the passwords of all the Wi-Fi networks you’ve connected to and disconnected from in the past. Maybe your corner coffee shop, or the town library, or the passwords for the home networks of your friends and relatives. You knew them and then forgot. You can always ask for them
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Turn Your Saved Articles Into Instant Podcasts Automatically

Let’s debate: is listening as good as reading? Daniel T. Willingham is the Professor of Psychology at the University of Virginia. He turned this question into a study and a blog post. The short and quick version of his answer is that listening to an audiobook is exactly like reading print, except that the latter
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