Start reader view of firefox

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 Firefox offers to save passwords of websites with a popup when you enter in a password and press :guilabel:`Save`. This will have Firefox remember the password so you do not have to remember it. Firefox however stores these in your browser and you can access them from the three bars :menuselection:`Passwords`. To search what sites you have saved logins for type in the :guilabel:`Search Logins` bar at the top. On the left hand side bar lists each saved login for each site and to get to one login left click on the site. Once on a login click the :guilabel:`Copy` button to copy the password to login to a site. To view a password of what you have saved click the :guilabel:`eyeball` button which will show your saved passwords. To hide your password again press the :guilabel:`crossed out eyeball`. To stop storing a login in Firefox press the :guilabel:`Remove` button. To change a saved password you can press the :guilabel:`Edit` button.
 IF you have trouble reading a webpage you may want to use reader view. To enter reader view left click on the :guilabel:`paper with lines on it` button to the right of the address bar. This will take out background of the page and sidebars with less things on the page. To Exit reader view press the :guilabel:`x` button to the left of the main text of the page or press the :guilabel:`paper with lines on it` button on the right of the address bar again.
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