How to Access & Manage Saved Passwords on Mac
How to Access & Manage Saved Passwords on Mac
One of the convenient features of using a Mac is the ability to save passwords for various accounts and websites. It saves time and makes it easier to log in without having to remember each password. If you are wondering how to view your saved passwords on a Mac, here are the steps to follow:
- Open your Mac and go to the Apple menu.
- Select 'System Preferences' from the drop-down menu.
- Click on 'Security & Privacy.'
- Go to the 'Privacy' tab and select 'Passwords.'
- You will be prompted to enter your Mac password or use Touch ID to proceed.
- You will see a list of websites and applications for which passwords are saved. Simply click on the website or app name to view the saved password.
It's important to note that for security reasons, Mac does not display the actual password but rather offers an option to view it. You may need to enter your Mac password again to reveal the saved password.
In addition to viewing saved passwords, it's good practice to regularly review and manage your stored passwords. You can delete or update passwords as needed to enhance security and organization. By staying proactive in managing your passwords, you can better protect your online accounts and sensitive information.
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