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How to view save passwords on Microsoft Edge

Saving passwords in the browser is convenient. It will make your browsing smooth, and easy since every time you visit a site you don't need to fill-in or type your password.

However, make sure that you are the only one using the computer or else if the computer is shared then everyone can use your password and they can access the websites in which your password is readily available to automatically fill-in every time the website is open on the browser.

Yes, convenience and security sometimes doesn’t go together. It might be convenient to do, by saving password on the browser but you need to trade off security or if you don’t saved the password and you need to type every time your password, it might not be easy to do but it is more secured.

And also saving password on the browser, would sometimes results to a forgotten password. So, if ever you browse the site in an incognito or private mode. Then you will need to type your password, or if you browse the site on another computer, you will also need to remember and type your password.

For this kind of scenario, as long as the password is saved on Microsoft Edge or any browser, password saved on the browser can be retrieved.

Steps below shows how to reveal or retrieved the saved passwords on the Microsoft Edge browser.

To begin click on the ellipsis or the 3 dots to open settings which can be found on top right corner.

On the window that will open, click on Profiles and find the "Password" option.

On the password window, the URLs or websites with saved credentials can be seen.

Click the "eye" icon to view the password. The browser will ask for a verification like your login password to continue viewing the password. Enter your login password and the password will be shown.

 Please find screenshots below




That's it till next time, make sure to take care of your credentials and create a complicated password or passphrase that is not easy to guess, for example: The_Good_Life_isonhigh-Angels2022


Cheers! Take care. Till next Time.

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