Microsoft recently removed the free Mail and Calendar apps from Windows 10 and 11. To replace it, they created a new “free” Outlook app. This works great for Microsoft personal email accounts like those ending in @outlook.com, @hotmail.com or @live.com. But for work or school accounts like @gci.org, it requires an additional paid license which
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Saving Other Information in Bitwarden
If you are trusting Bitwarden with passwords, then you already depend on it to work. It is a handy place to keep other information connected to the logins you save. For example, security questions and multifactor authentication keys and recovery codes. Click on the Bitwarden icon on the toolbar at the top of your browser:
Changing a Password with Bitwarden
When changing a password on a website, you will need to edit the login in Bitwarden. This is easiest to do when on the website changing your password. Click on the Bitwarden icon on the toolbar at the top of your browser: This should drop down the list of logins that match the domain name
Creating a Strong Password with Bitwarden
To create a new saved login for a website, click the Bitwarden logo on the toolbar at the top: Then click the “+ New” button: Then click “Login”. Fill in your username. Then click the circle with the arrows on the Password field. This brings up the password generate. You can use completely random characters,
Saving and Using Passwords with Bitwarden
Bitwarden should offer to save your passwords as you sign into websites where you already have a password. When it offers, click the “Save” button. Once a password is saved, there are multiple ways to use the password to sign in: If you click in the username or password field on the page where you’re
Installing Bitwarden on Chrome
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 – Intro & Article Index
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