Have you ever wanted to remove a wrong username you typed in a webmail login screen with your Mozilla/Firefox browser or just what to remove it from your friends browser you just used ?
Unfortunately, only usernames that actually have a saved password show in the "saved password" option menu.
So this is a quick "how to" delete a username from a login screen when using Firefox:
1. Go to the website that has the username that you wish to delete.
2. Type de first letter of the username
3. When you see it pop up in the dropdown menu under the username field (as seen in the first image on this page), simply make sure the username that you wish is highlighted by rolling over with your mouse
4. With the name selected highlighted let the mouse rest and hit the SHIFT+DELETE
it's that simple.
Cheers!
terça-feira, 23 de abril de 2013
How To Remove Saved Usernames and Passwords from Firefox
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terça-feira, 9 de abril de 2013
Secret Millionaires Club for kids
To commemorate Financial Literacy month, Yahoo! Finance is proud to
bring you a Q&A about financial education for kids with famed
investor Warren Buffett.
One of the world’s richest men, Buffett
is also the voice of a new animated series entitled “Secret
Millionaires Club,” which offers kids tips on investing and basic
business concepts.
Warren Buffett discusses why he decided to take to the small screen —
in cartoon form — to bring financial education to kids in his animated
show “The Secret Millionaires Club.”
The right age to teach kids about money: “It’s
never too early. Whether it’s teaching kids the value of a dollar, the
difference between needs and wants, or the value of saving. These are
all concepts that kids encounter at a very early age, so best to help
them to understand it.”
The importance of early influence: “So
many adults get into financial trouble, in business and in their
personal lives, because of bad decisions. We hope to influence kids at
an early age so they learn to think about their actions, and the
consequences of making bad decisions. It doesn’t just influence success
in business, it influences your family life as well.”
The importance of parent viewers: “We
created Secret Millionaire Club for kids, knowing it would also help
parents. And it has. It provides stories that kids can relate to which
help them understand different situations in business and in life, and
hopefully help them develop the skills to make good decisions their
whole life.”
Next I have made a quick list of goals you need to follow to be member of the Kids Millionaires Club:
1) “The best investment you can make, is an investment in yourself.”
2) “The more you learn, the more you’ll earn.”
3) “Learn from your mistakes, and the mistakes of others.”
4) "Learn as much as you can, around you and all the time, so you can develop the skills to make good decisions your whole life.
5) “Great partnerships make any job easier.”
6) “Fail to plan, plan to fail.”
7) “With business as in life, get to know people before you judge them.”
8) “It’s not just the outside that counts, it’s the whole package."
9) "Learning not to spend more than you have."
10) "Like a spare tire, always save for the unexpected moments in life."
11) "Don't borrow money unless you have a very good plan to pay it back fast. And, just for sure, have a 'B' plan too."
Cheers!
2) “The more you learn, the more you’ll earn.”
3) “Learn from your mistakes, and the mistakes of others.”
4) "Learn as much as you can, around you and all the time, so you can develop the skills to make good decisions your whole life.
5) “Great partnerships make any job easier.”
6) “Fail to plan, plan to fail.”
7) “With business as in life, get to know people before you judge them.”
8) “It’s not just the outside that counts, it’s the whole package."
9) "Learning not to spend more than you have."
10) "Like a spare tire, always save for the unexpected moments in life."
11) "Don't borrow money unless you have a very good plan to pay it back fast. And, just for sure, have a 'B' plan too."
Cheers!
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kids,
millionaires,
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