Watch Ed Bott lay out the pros and cons of allowing your web browser to save passwords for you and then determine if that's the right choice for you. If you're curious about other password manager options, we've got you covered! We've linked our favorite options below:
🔗 LastPass: http://bit.ly/3biA7WM
🔗 Dashlane: http://bit.ly/2N8oUQO
🔗 Sticky Password: https://bit.ly/3oHUrFU
🔗1Password: https://bit.ly/3qwkTUr
🔗 Keeper: http://bit.ly/3apoFtk
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Ed Bott explains the pros and cons of allowing your web browser to save passwords for you and how you can manage this feature. Read more: https://zd.net/38HE3i6
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