Most browsers these days are very good at importing bookmarks from their competitors, so start by installing Google Chrome, which can be downloaded for free at google.com/chrome. Once you install the new browser, open the program.

We all have hundreds of usernames and passwords to login to websites.  Chances are your password contains your pets name or your date of birth.  This is because these are things you can remember.  Even worse, once you have determined the strongest and easiest password to remember you use it as the password for all your websites.  This is not secure as once a hacker has cracked the password to one of your logins they will use the same password on all your other websites and will be able to gain access to many of your websites.  So how do you remember all the usernames and passwords for all your websites.  The simple answer is you don’t and you install a password manager.

Is your laptop hitting rock-bottom?
Is your Macbook a bit of a Slackbook?
Is your Apple a bit pear-shaped?

If you added a passcode to your phone at some point, you can remove it by going into the device’s settings and disabling the feature (after you enter the passcode to prove your identity). Keep in mind that doing so makes the personal information on your phone accessible to anyone who might find it — and could make the phone easier to steal if the wrong person takes it.