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Edge not saving passwords: inspect the profile and save setting
Edge not saving passwords needs a check of the browser profile and Microsoft Password Manager settings. Saving, generating and filling a password are separate actions; confirm which one fails before changing account data.
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Edge default search engine controls searches typed in the address bar. Choose a supported search provider in browser settings, then test the address bar separately from a website search box or a new-tab page before assuming the change failed.
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Edge not saving passwords: inspect the profile and save setting
Edge not saving passwords needs a check of the browser profile and Microsoft Password Manager settings. Saving, generating and filling a password are separate actions; confirm which one fails before changing account data.
Targus DOCK402: check charging and single-display compatibility
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Edge default search engine: change address-bar searches safely
Edge default search engine controls searches typed in the address bar. Choose a supported search provider in browser settings, then test the address bar separately from a website search box or a new-tab page before assuming the change failed.
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Edge block pop-ups can stop unwanted windows while permitting a trusted site that needs one. Check the exact site exception and distinguish pop-up windows from adverts inside a page and website notifications before turning off protection broadly.
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Firefox zoom: reset a website or make its text easier to read
Firefox zoom changes a page or its text size, and can be remembered for that site. Reset a distorted page before changing display resolution, then choose a readable size without assuming you need a replacement monitor.
Firefox download actions: choose open, save or ask for a file
Firefox download actions control what happens to recognised file types. Change the relevant content-type entry and test one trusted file; a download action, the save folder and a website video player are separate controls.
Firefox bookmarks toolbar missing: show the saved-sites row
A missing Firefox bookmarks toolbar can be a visibility setting rather than deleted bookmarks. Check its always, never or new-tab-only mode before attempting recovery, resetting Firefox or changing your display configuration.
Firefox home page: choose what opens in a new window
Firefox home page settings choose the page used by Home and new windows. Session restore is a separate startup choice, so identify when the unwanted page appears before changing settings or removing useful browsing data.