Program Notes for the 4th Week of the Month
Apr 27, 2026, 1 and 7 PM | Join Online Meeting > Navigating Google, Gmail, Calendar, Maps, Wallet, Docs… | Google provides Internet services that let you search the Web, send an email, word processing, and spreadsheets.
> Is It Safe to Let Your Browser Remember Passwords?– Ask Leo! – askleo.com
. > Is It Safe to Let Your Browser Remember Passwords? – youtube.com · Ask Leo!
> Browser password managers have a hidden vulnerability that puts all your accounts at risk – howtogeek.com
Bitwarden Confirms Compromise—Here Are The Facts For 10 Million Users – by Forbes
- Incident affected users of the Bitwarden CLI (command line interface)
- Did not affect the Browser Extensions, desktop app, or web app.
- 5:57 PM and 7:30 PM (ET) on April 22, 2026
- 334 Bitwarden users
- For the vast majority of Bitwarden password manager users, the sky has not fallen, and there is no need for panic.
Once the issue was detected, compromised access was revoked, the malicious npm release was deprecated, and remediation steps were initiated immediately. The issue affected the npm distribution mechanism for the CLI during that limited window, not the integrity of the legitimate Bitwarden CLI codebase or stored vault data.”
npm) and an online database of public and private packages known as the npm registryThis Week’s Tip or Trick
- How to Turn On Chrome Full Screen on Any Device – aboutchromebooks.com
Bitwarden Tip
Bitwarden security readiness kit
A password manager is great for remembering all your logins, but you still need to keep track of the details for logging into it! Some items to keep tabs on include the account email address, master password, two-step login (2FA) details, recovery codes, and more.
STG Security Kit (Based on Bitwarden security kit) STG security kit – Fillable PDF
A password manager is great for remembering all your logins, but you still need to keep track of the details for logging into it! You need a record of the account email address, master password, two-step login (2FA) details, recovery codes, and more.
Q: I have Bitwarden as my password manager. Prior to the last month or so, when I logged into a site, Bitwarden offered to fill in my user name & password. All of a sudden, this stopped. I now have to log in on my own by copying the username & password from the Bitwarden site. Ron S
> Is there something I did to stop this process?
> Is there a way to get this process back?
A: To enable Bitwarden autofill, you must enable it in the Bitwarden app or browser extension settings, and on mobile devices, designate Bitwarden as your device’s preferred autofill service.
- Open the Bitwarden extension and go to Settings → Autofill.
- Check the box for Show autofill suggestions on form fields.
- (Optional) For hands-free filling, enable Autofill on page load under the same menu.
- Note: This is disabled by default for security to prevent credentials from being captured by invisible forms.
- Open the Bitwarden app and go to Settings → Autofill.
- Toggle on Autofill Services.
- In the Android system settings menu that appears, select Bitwarden as your Preferred Service.
- If using Chrome or Brave, toggle on Use [Browser] autofill integration within the Bitwarden Autofill settings and restart your browser.
- Open the iOS Settings app.
- Go to General → AutoFill & Passwords.
- Ensure AutoFill Passwords and Passkeys is toggled On.
- In the “Allow Filling From” list, select Bitwarden.
- Tip: Uncheck iCloud Keychain to avoid conflicting popups.
- Keyboard Shortcut: On desktop, use
Ctrl + Shift + L(Windows) orCmd + Shift + L(Mac) to instantly fill the last-used login for a site. - URI Matching: Autofill only works if the URI (website address) in your vault item matches the site you are visiting.
- Disable Browser Autofill: To prevent double popups, disable your browser’s built-in password manager (e.g., in Chrome Settings → Autofill and passwords).
Tech News & Tips
- How to Delete Chrome Extensions – aboutchromebooks.com
- How to Clear Cache and Cookies in Chrome – aboutchromebooks.com
- These are the 3 most useful Google apps you’ve probably never heard of – howtogeek.com
- Why Chromebooks End Up Being a Good Fit for Everyday Online Use – aboutchromebooks.com
- Microsoft quietly reveals whether you need a third-party antivirus software in Windows 11 – Windows Latest is
- Stop trusting flash drives for long-term backups—this forgotten 90s format lasts over a century – howtogeek.com
- Passkeys: what you need to know – ncsc.gov.uk
- Google Photos rolls out touch-up tools for making ‘quick, subtle fixes’ to your selfies – 9to5google.com
- How to create a strong password – Forbes Advisor
- Stop ignoring BIOS updates: Your PC is leaving performance on the table – howtogeek.com
- Your backup strategy is backwards: Organize by what matters, not what’s big – howtogeek.com
- Why your new laptop has almost no ports (and why that’s actually great) – howtogeek.com
- This one Gemini feature saved me hours every week on spreadsheet work – howtogeek.com
Deals, Sales & Reviews
- April’s Best Chromebook Deals Give You Big Power for Budget Bucks – PCMag
- Don’t buy the Pixel 10a for the camera, buy it for the screen – howtogeek.com
- Google Fi’s Flexible plan is still a good deal: Here’s how I’ve used it for the past 8 years – howtogeek.com
- Google and Back Market Launch $3 ChromeOS Flex USB Kit for Windows 10 Users Locked Out of Windows 11 – gHacks Tech News – share. google
Video Tps
- How Should I Wipe My Windows Hard Drive Before Giving It Away? – youtube.com · Ask Leo!
- Should I Set Up Two Partitions on My Hard Disk? – youtube.com · Ask Leo!
- Third Man Theme -steel guitar- – youtube.com · Hawaiian Steel Guitar