Click the three vertical dots icon on the toolbar at the top. Click “Extensions” Click “Visit Chrome Web Store” Type “bitwarden” in the search box at the top and press enter. Click “Bitwarden Password Manager”. Click “Add to Chrome”. Click “Add Extension”. Close the Bitwarden window or tab that pops up. Click the extensions icon
Installing Bitwarden on Firefox
Click the extensions icon on the toolbar at the top. Click the link to addons.mozilla.org on the page that comes up. Type “bitwarden” in the search box in the upper right and press enter. Click “Bitwarden Password Manager”. Click the “Add to Firefox” button. Click Add. Click the extensions icon on the toolbar again. Click
Bitwarden Password Manager
Introduction From banking sites to shopping apps, you need different login information nearly everywhere you go on the internet. Creating unique and strong passwords can get tricky fast. Some people use simple passwords that are easy to remember, and others memorize one complex password and use it everywhere online. Either option is a recipe for
Setting Up Your Bitwarden Account
Click the Bitwarden icon on your browser’s toolbar. Click “Create Account”. Leave bitwarden.com selected. Fill in your email address & name. Uncheck the box to get advice, etc. unless you want to get emails from Bitwarden regularly. Click “Continue”. Go to your email and click the “Verify Email” button. Create a strong master password. It
Installing Bitwarden on Edge
Click the extensions icon on the toolbar. Click “Get extensions for Microsoft Edge”. Type Bitwarden in the search box and press enter. Click the “Get” button on Bitwarden Password Manager. Click “Add extension”. Close the Bitwarden window or tab that pops up. Click the extensions icon in the toolbar again. For Bitwarden Password Manager, click
Learning WordPress
The WordPress team just introduced a new learning platform so that WordPress users can learn how to use it. If you use WordPress for your website, or are just starting to, you may wish to learn more about it. Here is the link to the new WordPress learning workshops: Workshops | Learn WordPress
New GCI Microsites
Based on our previous microsite hosting option, we’ve created a brand new GCI microsite that is fully usable on creation. What does that mean? We use your church information from our online system to create a page that is pre-populated with general information that applies the most GCI churches in the United States. It uses
Website Hosting
One of the first questions on your mind when you set up a website is, “Where do I host it?” There are so many options to choose from. How do you make sense of it all. How do you even get started? Well, I can offer some recommendations, but honestly, it comes down to what
Online Giving
A question that comes up from time to time is, “How can we accept donations on our website?”. Well, the answer used to be pretty simple, but it’s gotten a bit more complicated this year as we are in the middle of rolling out a new online giving platform powered by GivingFuel. The new platform
GCI-branded WordPress Theme
Wow. I thought this blog was completely dead. And then I get a question from someone who actually came here. So here’s the question: “Is there a template for local church websites that takes advantage of the excellent branding GCI is achieving?” Well, yes, there is. But we’ve been struggling with various issues with it.