How to see the password under the asterisks in the browser

 How to see the password under the asterisks in the browser

Once you save the password to access the site, it becomes available for later quick login. This is convenient, because sometimes we need to log in to a resource from another device, and the password has already slipped our mind. Fortunately (or not) we can see our password. For the Chrome browser, you need to open the settings and go to Autofill. Click on Passwords. A list of sites with saved passwords will appear at the bottom. Click on the eye icon to view it. Similar settings can be found in other browsers. There is also a Show Password extension for Chrome. Once installed, you can choose how you want to view the hidden password (mouseover, double-click, or other). https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/show-password/ahlkbflifcnfejklnpbgelhdenahlhon

How to open sites blocked in your country on iOS.

 How to open sites blocked in your country on iOS.

One way is to change the DNS (Domain Name System). To do this, you can use a simple application like 1.1.1.1 How it works: Download app 1.1.1.1 from Cloudflare and open it. Click "Install VPN profile" > "Allow" and authenticate. Click the big button to connect. Open the blocked site in Safari and it should load like everyone else. To disable the service, open app 1.1.1.1, press the big button again and select "Disable".

Clear the Windows 10 network drive cache

 Clear the Windows 10 network drive cache

Network drives are used to access data on your local network stored on another computer. When you connect and access data on your computer, a cache of the network drive is created for fast processing of the next requests to it. To delete the cache, open a command line as an administrator and run the command net use Z: /delete, where Z is the letter of the network drive. If you have several network drives, replace the letter with asterisks without colons: net use * /delete. Next, press WIN + R and run regedit to open the Registry Editor. Navigate to the path: ComputerHKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorer. Delete the MountPoints2 partition. Open Windows Explorer. If a network drive shortcut is present, click on it and choose Remove from Quick Access Toolbar from the menu.

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