Do You Save Passwords in Your Browser?

[Suba]

To access any registered platform, whether it's social media, email, forums, crypto exchanges, crypto wallets, PayPal, etc., we always need a username/email address and password.
The sheer number of accounts requiring passwords can be confusing, but some browsers offer account storage for both username/email address and password for easy login.

Besides noting down every password and username for a specific account, I also save them in my browser, so I don't have to bother opening my notes every time I log in. I believe there are several benefits to saving passwords in my browser, such as:

1. The username/email address and password will appear every time we log in.
2. Avoiding phishing. If we accidentally access a phishing site, the username and password will not be displayed.

 

[Kross]

I always save all passwords on my browser. I don't know of an easier way to save passwords to remember easily.

 

[kit_hung]

I always save all passwords on my browser. I don't know of an easier way to save passwords to remember easily.

Saving passwords in your browser is a quick and easy way to remember them. This is especially helpful if you have multiple online accounts. But it’s also a good idea to consider the security of your information, especially if your phone or computer is shared with others.

You can try using a password manager like Bitwarden or 1Password. These let you store passwords securely and even create stronger passwords. They also give you the ability to access them across devices with ease.

 

[Starmix]

Yes I saved my passwords in Word, on my browser and apart from that I wrote them in my planner to make sure they won't disappear.