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How to save logins and passwords in Firefox and Chrome on Mac

Offer to Save Password Chrome

Many people use different browsers on their Mac. Some use Safari for certain things and another browser like Firefox or Chrome for others. And there are also people who use a different browser than Safari all the time.

If you’re a Firefox or Chrome user, you have the same benefit of saved logins and passwords as you do with Safari. So that you can make the most out of your browsing experience, this tutorial shows you how to use those saved login and password features in Firefox and Chrome.

7 tips and tricks for using Chrome on iPhone and iPad

Google Chrome on iPhone

Many people with an iPhone or iPad simply open Safari when they want to access the web. But if you’re someone who visits websites often on your mobile device, you might like a different browser. And if Google Chrome is the one you prefer or you’re thinking about giving it a try, then these tips are for you.

Here are some Chrome tips and tricks for browsing the web on iOS.

Keyboard shortcuts for Google Chrome on Mac

iMac keyboard - Chrome keyboard shortcuts

If you are a Google Chrome user or like to use it in addition to Safari, you’ll like this list of keyboard shortcuts for Chrome.

You can navigate the window and tabs, take action in the address bar, and check your bookmarks and history with just a few key presses.

How to change the file downloads folder for Chrome and Firefox on Mac

Chrome and Firefox Mac app icons with a download button

The default Downloads folder is obviously the ideal place to save files from the web. But you aren’t stuck using it. Changing your download location or having Firefox or Chrome ask where you want to save your files are alternatives to consider. We’ve shown you how to change where downloaded files go in Safari, but if you primarily use Chrome or Firefox, here's how to quickly change their file downloads location on your Mac.