Sentence examples for your browser to remember from inspiring English sources

Relying on your browser to remember your passwords is as stupid and dangerous as letting your phone do speed dialling: when your phone battery dies, you won't know anyone's number.

Using a simple formula like this removes the need for your browser to remember your passwords for you.

If you're the only person using your computer, you can also consider allowing your browser to remember your passwords so that you don't have to type them in each time.

Passwords are any passwords that you have requested your browser to remember for certain sites.

"Cookies" are pieces of information that allow your browser to remember important information about you (like your search settings).

When logging into an account, place a checkmark next to "keep me signed in" if you want your browser to remember your login credentials.

Every time I visit a Web site that wants a password on Safari 6, a box pops up asking me if I want the browser to remember it.

In the AutoComplete settings box, you can choose what (if any) information you want the browser to remember and also clear out stored passwords and form data.

Scripts written in JavaScript language can update the displayed browser content in situ, and enable the web browsers to remember the state of the web page.

Say you are on Google+ login page, and it has auto-filled the username and password (as you previously clicked "remember me" in your browser to stay signed in).

Point your browser to your domain name.