Protect: password manager

Entered on a website

If you enter a password with no username, the browser suggests one of the usernames saved earlier.

If you previously created your master password, enter it. The master password is used in the encryption algorithm to reliably protect the password vault (because only you remember the master password).

Generated on a site

An automatically generated password is not easy to hack, because it is a random set of letters, numbers, and punctuation marks. You don't need to memorize such a password: the manager puts it into the form automatically, and you can view it anytime you wish. To protect passwords in the vault, use a master password.

To generate a password:

1. Place the cursor in the password field.
2. Click .
3. In the drop-down list, click the generated password (it appears automatically as soon as the browser detects a registration or password change form).

Entered in the Password Manager

1. Click  → Passwords and cards.
2. If you have already created a master password, please enter it to access your data storage.
3. Click Add in the upper-right corner.
4. In the window, enter the website address, login and password. To check that you entered your password correctly, click .

Tip. Similarly, you can save your SNILS, passport number, and other confidential information in the password manager. After syncing, the data becomes available on all your devices. You don't have to worry about the security of your data because it is stored in encrypted format.

1. Click  → Passwords and cards.
2. If you have already created a master password, enter it to access your vault.
3. A list of websites you have saved passwords for appears on the screen. Select one of them. If there are too many sites in the list, start entering the site address in the Search passwords field in the upper-left corner. This filters the list to the right.
4. Click the name of the appropriate site.
5. View, change, or delete your password:

• View
• Change
• Deleting

In the window that opens, click in the Password field.

In the Password field, enter your new password.. To check that you entered it correctly, click .

1. Click on the favicon to the left of the appropriate site.
2. At the bottom of the window, click Delete.

   Tip. If you deleted a password by mistake, you can restore it immediately after you delete it. In the lower-left corner of the password manager, click Restore. If you reload the page or go to another tab, the Restore link becomes unavailable.

If you use a third-party password manager and do not want the browser to save and insert passwords:

1. Click  → Passwords and cards.
2. If you have already created a master password, please enter it to access your data storage. If you forgot your master password, left-click anywhere on the screen outside of the dialog box.
3. Click Settings.
4. In the Passwords section, click Disable Password Manager.

Now the browser stops saving passwords, inserting them into authorization forms and requesting your master password to access your vault. Previously entered passwords are stored on your computer encrypted. They become available again if you reenable the password manager.

To do this, click Enable password manager in the manager settings.

If you see the icon on the right side of SmartBox, it means that you blocked cookies on that page. If you see the sign:

1. Tap  → Settings.
2. Open Websites.
3. At the bottom of the page, click Advanced site settings.
4. In the Cookies section, select Allowed.
5. Turn off the Block third-party data and files option.
6. Click Sites advanced settings.
7. Check whether the Only for session or Not allowed lists contain the problematic site. If a site is in the list, hover over it and click the Allow link.

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