abovetopsecret pass word.

is there I way to recover my password after I log out? I forgot to write it down.

a reply to: LucyAnon

did you request your browser to save it, if so you can check within your browser settings and reveal your password

for instance if using firefox

View, copy and delete saved logins These includes logins you've saved while using Firefox as well as synced logins from Firefox on other devices. Tap the menu button. androidmenu89 Tap Settings. Select Logins and passwords in the General section. Tap Saved logins. You may need to enter your device password to view the saved login data. Tap on any of the logins on the list to view or copy it. Tap on the trash can icon to delete the selected login. If you use Sync, that login will be deleted on all your synchronized devices. To sort your logins, tap Saved logins to expand the menu. From here, you can sort by name (A-Z) or by date of last use.

Also you should have recieved an email from ATS regarding your account and can request a password reset when trying to login

my advice use 123abc that way we will all know it and can help you next time

a reply to: UpThenDown

I love it, how stupid of me not to write the PW. I am using the new Edge crap. would it work also? I do have the e-mail, but i will have to log out first right?

a reply to: UpThenDown

I never let my browser save my passwords, maybe paranoia, it feels like anyone can get them.

a reply to: LucyAnon

It's TonyLuvsDungeons44

a reply to: UpThenDown

You did it, you helped me, it is in my welcome email, I never change it to anything else, that is why I did not write it down, so the question is, where do I change it?

a reply to: LucyAnon

ewwwwww edge, I understand your paranoia

a quick google reveals that

How to manage saved passwords in Microsoft Edge

Where are your passwords stored Your passwords are stored on the Microsoft servers (Cloud) under your account. This allows your passwords to be synced across all of your devices once you have signed into the browser on your device. These passwords are then cached onto the local folder for Edge under AppData. Only Edge will be able to read the data in this folder, and on the server.

yuk

Locating stored passwords You can locate stored passwords within Edge itself. You don't need to use any third party program, nor look around in the system files for them. Please click onto your profile picture in the top right hand side.

continue reading from there in the link provided, hope that helps

a reply to: TheMirrorSelf

Hi Tony

a reply to: UpThenDown

I have the temporary PW.

a reply to: LucyAnon

I believe you click the little down arrow within the ATS header to the right of "my ATS"

that should make another bar appear below it

then just click "account", you will see you can change pasword from there

a reply to: UpThenDown

HA HA HA i never connected to the cloud ether, you know how they ask you to create your account, I close the window every time, I dont like to store my stupid crap there, is about the privacy, I am so angry about it, nothing to hide, is just i dont want it. so I have no cloud account.

a reply to: UpThenDown

It worked, wow amazing how important it is to observe, I never saw the arrow. since I am new here and I am not sure yet how everything works, I dont want to go clicking everywhere just to see what happen, that is how i get in trouble lol.
Thank you so much UpTheDown. You are love.

a reply to: TheMirrorSelf

Your picture looks dangerous, but, why?

Nice