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Re: Give nicknames to your credit cards in Microsoft Edge!
patolver this seems to be an issue with pop-up blocking based on what you are sharing. Seems like due to some permission/setting the dialog is not showing. The best way we can investigate this is if you can file a bug the next time you encounter.Give nicknames to your credit cards in Microsoft Edge!
We're listening, and we heard your feedback! We've heard from you that you are having trouble identifying and selecting the right card while filling out payment forms online. Starting now, you can give a nickname to your saved credit/debit cards in Edge, making it a breeze to pick the exact card that you want to for every payment you make. Here are the ways in which you can add a nickname to your card. When you use an existing saved card Watch out for this notification the next time you fill a payment form through autofill suggestions. Simply enter the nickname of your choice! When you use a new card You may be familiar with this notification that comes up when you enter your card details on some payment forms. Now the same dialog also lets you enter a nickname before you save it. Can't think of a name yet? Don’t worry, you can still go ahead and save the card right now as it is completely optional. Anytime on Settings Go to edge://settings/payments and choose Edit option to add a nickname to your saved card. If your card isn't already saved, you can click on Add card to enter the details including a nickname. Once you give a nickname, you will then see it appear in the autofill suggestions the next time. Tip: Longer nicknames may get truncated but hovering over the word will display the full nickname. If you find this improvement to be helpful, do let us know. Share your thoughts on this feature and payments experience in the comments below, or by submitting feedback through the browser!Re: Autofill in Microsoft Edge
Thanks leon_h for your inputs. Understand your preference for having an additional login. However as of today, you would be able to sign in and sign out of the browser independently of Windows login. We will look into your feedback. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts.Re: Autofill in Microsoft Edge
arthill thanks for pointing out. This is the kind of feedback that is very valuable for our team. Our team will look into this bug. Next time you observe something similar, please hit the smiley on the top right corner of the browser so your feedback reaches our team promptly.Re: Autofill in Microsoft Edge
David Gibson thanks for the detailed questions and clearly calling out your concerns. Given we are talking about sensitive information here, we believe that security around how this data is stored and accessed is very important. In short, you can view the saved password for a website only upon additional authentication. We will follow up with a detailed post that will address all aspects of security and encryption regarding how your sensitive data is handled in Edge.
