17 Apr 15
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?
20 Apr 15
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?
20 Apr 15
Originally posted by wolfgang59Post-It's (R) with passwords or password hints are very common. My colleague writes them down in his old calendar...I am a Post-It(R) man myself 🙂
Refer to the postit note inside the cover of your hardback copy of "A Brief History of Time"
😲 Or is that just me?
20 Apr 15
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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.
20 Apr 15
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.