Internet Explorer has an "auto-complete" feature that allows users to save frequently entered information in the browser's memory. These can be addresses, logins and passwords. Having filled out the data entry form once, you will not waste time on this procedure - everything that is saved will be entered automatically. As a rule, IE itself offers to remember the password, but if for some reason the window for saving passwords does not appear, configure the function manually.
It is necessary
- - access to the Internet;
- - Internet Explorer application.
Instructions
Step 1
In the upper right corner of Internet Explorer, select the Tools button. In the drop-down menu, find the last item, it is called "Internet Options".
Step 2
In the "Internet Options" window that appears, find the "Contents" tab and click on it.
Step 3
In the "Contents" tab, find the "Autocomplete" item. Opposite this item is the "Options" button, click it.
Step 4
When you see the "Autocomplete settings" window, tick the boxes for which you need to activate this function. In this case, you will need to activate automatic saving for the "Usernames and passwords in forms" option.
Step 5
Check the last item "Display prompt before saving passwords". This feature will allow the user to adjust the saving of each specific password that he enters in a convenient pop-up window format.
Step 6
Click the "OK" button in the "Autocomplete settings" tab, and then again - "OK" in the "Internet Options" window. Now the settings are activated, and henceforth your browser will enter passwords on its own as soon as you click on the "Login-password" form.
