Program Notes for the 1st Week of the Month

Sept 7, 2026, 1 and 7 PM | Join Online Meeting > Introduction to Spreadsheets | Spreadsheets have many uses in organizing and maintaining information.   We use them extensively to collect and store information for future analysis or research.
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This Week’s Tech Tip or Trick


BitWarden Tip & Info


Q: How do I find what passkeys are saved in my Chrome browser? I want to go to those sites, create new passkeys, and have them saved in Bitwarden. Ron S
A:  To find saved passkeys in Google Chrome, open the Google Password Manager through your browser settings. 

On a Computer
  • Open Google Chrome.
  • Click the three dots (More) in the top right corner.
  • Click Settings near the bottom of the list.
  • On the left menu, click Autofill and passwords, then click Google Password Manager.
  • Click Settings on the left menu.
  • Select Manage passkeys in your Chrome profile (this option only shows if you have saved at least one passkey). Manage passwords in Chrome

    Note:
     Turn off “Offer to save passwords and passkeys” if you use a dedicated password manager like BitWarden.
    When you are sure all passwords saved in the Chrome password manager have been imported to Bitwarden, click the Delete Data button.
    This will delete all Google Password Manager data
    Passwords, passkeys, and other data will be permanently deleted from Google Password Manager.

If you still need some incentive to stop using browser-based password managers, here are two articles from the past week that may help you decide it’s time to start using a dedicated password manager like Bitwarden.

Q:  At your meetings, can you present an overview of how podcasts function? Ed M
A: Here is my program “What is a Podcast? The new on-demand radio and video services”.


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