Microsoft Edge's password manager helps you securely store and manage your online credentials. Here's a step-by-step guide:
1. Enable Password Manager
- Open Microsoft Edge and navigate to Settings.
- Click on Profiles and then Passwords.
- Toggle the Offer to save passwords switch to On.
2. Saving Passwords
- When you visit a website that requires a login, Edge will prompt you to save your password.
- Click Save to store your credentials securely in your Edge account.
3. Viewing Saved Passwords
- Go to Settings > Profiles > Passwords.
- You'll see a list of your saved passwords.
- Click on a website to view its associated password.
4. Autofilling Passwords
- When you visit a website you've previously saved a password for, Edge will automatically fill in your username and password.
- You can choose to edit or delete the saved password before submitting it.
5. Managing Passwords
- You can edit, delete, or export your saved passwords from the Passwords settings page.
- To export your passwords, click on the three dots next to a website and select Export passwords.
6. Using Password Manager Across Devices
- Your saved passwords are synced across all your devices that are signed in to your Microsoft account.
- This allows you to access your passwords from any device with Edge installed.
7. Security Features
- Edge's password manager uses end-to-end encryption to protect your passwords.
- You can also set up two-factor authentication for your Microsoft account to further enhance security.
By following these simple steps, you can easily use Microsoft Edge's password manager to streamline your online experience while keeping your credentials secure.
