How to Manage Saved Passwords and Auto-Fills in Microsoft Edge Browser
The Microsoft Edge browser allows you to save passwords for the websites you regularly visit and can also collect information to auto-fill forms for you.
These features can be extremely helpful and save a lot of time. However, we want to remind you of the risks of having your passwords stored anywhere anyone else an access them.
If you wish to manage your password and auto-fill form data in Edge, here is how to do it:
The Microsoft Edge browser allows you to save passwords for the websites you regularly visit and can also collect information to auto-fill forms for you.
These features can be extremely helpful and save a lot of time. However, we want to remind you of the risks of having your passwords stored anywhere anyone else an access them.
If you wish to manage your password and auto-fill form data in Edge, here is how to do it:
- ■After logging on to your Windows 10 computer with your preferred account, launch the Microsoft Edge web browser by clicking its icon from the taskbar.
■Once opened, click the More actions button (represented by three dots) from the top-right corner of the window.
■From the displayed menu, click Settings.
■From the SETTINGS pane that comes up in the right, from under the Advanced settings section, click the View advanced settings button.
■From under the Privacy and settings section of the Advanced settings pane that appears next, move the Save form entries switch to the left to disable the feature.
■To view or manage each of the saved passwords individually, click the Manage my saved passwords link from under the Offer to save passwords switch.
■To keep Microsoft Edge from saving the passwords, move the Offer to save passwords switch to the left to turn the feature off.
■Once done, close and reopen Microsoft Edge and start using the browser normally.