Originally posted by sonhouseI think the way forward is the option "reset password". You can't actually retrieve your passwrod as far as I know. But you can set your password again, after having reset it and got a use once one by the site.
I posted a login that I always used, I thought was correct but it got bumped, incorrect password.
So I have my password stored and I can log in using that but how do I figure out what the password actually is?
Originally posted by sonhouseRefer to the postit note inside the cover of your hardback copy of "A Brief History of Time"
I posted a login that I always used, I thought was correct but it got bumped, incorrect password.
So I have my password stored and I can log in using that but how do I figure out what the password actually is?
😲 Or is that just me?
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Originally posted by sonhouseAre you using firefox? If yes, go to tools/options/security/saved passwords/ show passwords.
I posted a login that I always used, I thought was correct but it got bumped, incorrect password.
So I have my password stored and I can log in using that but how do I figure out what the password actually is?
You will see a list of passwords that are saved for all of your internet sites, and will also have the option to see them.
I don't know what other browsers have but they may have a similar option.
Originally posted by mwmillerI could have phrased this differently.
Are you using firefox? If yes, go to tools/options/security/saved passwords/ show passwords.
You will see a list of passwords that are saved for all of your internet sites, and will also have the option to see them.
I don't know what other browsers have but they may have a similar option.
You will see a list of sites for which passwords are saved, and you will have the option to see the actual password.
There, that's a little better.