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Can browser cookies be protected (in Firefox)?
I read an article about identity hijacking that caught my mind.
Today I save my credentials locally in Firefox (using a master password). I also use multi-factor-authentication for important sites. I ...
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How to find unsaved passwords in Firefox (if possible)
I created an account for a website, but forgot to copy and save the password I used. I don't remember it because it's a bunch of random characters. I am now logged into the site, but I won't be able ...
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Restoring Passwords in Chrome
Recent versions of Chrome have been a disaster, crashing constantly and frequently taking windows with it. I backed up everything in C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data. I uninstalled ...
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I deleted password from chrome://settings/passwords now I want to put it back but Chrome will not ask
I deleted a password from chrome://settings/passwords. I now want to put it back but Chrome will not ask me to save it. (I deleted it because I saved the wrong password.) Now I know the password and I ...
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My chrome lost its passwords and stopped logging me into my favourite sites when it has them
Chrome used to remember that I am logged in to my web Outlook, my Facebook etc and open them logged in. A library visit gone wrong seems to have removed my passwords but even now that I have added ...
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Is it necessary to log out of a website in an incognito window if you’re just going to close the window afterward?
I use online banking, typically in an incognito window. I also use other, less important accounts in incognito windows because I don't want websites to be tracking me across the Internet (tracking ...
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How do I securely delete cookies and saved passwords?
Is there a way, from inside Firefox or Safari, to delete cookies and saved passwords in such a way that the data is unrecoverable (similar to Secure Empty Trash)?
Or do they already do this out of ...
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