Microsoft Edge simplifies your browsing experience by offering to save your login credentials for the websites you visit. This feature allows you to sign in automatically without repeatedly entering your username and password, making it easier to manage complex and unique passwords for different accounts.

Step 1: Launch Microsoft Edge and click on the three dots (ellipsis) at the top-right corner of the browser window to open the menu. From the dropdown list, select Settings.

Step 2: In the Settings sidebar, click on Profiles if it's not already selected. This section allows you to manage your profile information and preferences.

Step 3: Under Profiles, click on Passwords to access your saved passwords and password management settings.

On the Passwords page, you can adjust how Edge handles passwords, including options for saving and autofilling passwords.

Step 4: To view a saved password, scroll down to the Saved passwords section. Locate the website or account you're interested in and click on the eye icon next to the obscured password.

Step 5: For security reasons, a Windows Security prompt will appear asking for your Windows PIN or password. Enter your credentials to reveal the saved password.

Deleting a Saved Password: If you wish to remove a saved password from Edge, navigate to the Saved passwords section. Click on the three dots next to the eye icon of the password you want to delete and select Delete.

Searching for a Specific Password: To quickly find the login details for a particular website, use the search feature. Click on the Search passwords box at the top of the Passwords page and type the name of the website. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl + F to use the browser's find-on-page function and enter your search term.

By managing your saved passwords in Microsoft Edge, you can ensure a smoother and more secure browsing experience without the hassle of remembering multiple login credentials.

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