Currently, three browsers are especially popular among Internet users living in the post-Soviet space: Opera, Opera, Google Chrome (Google Chrome), and Fire Fox (Firefox). Some were attracted by the fast loading of Chrome, others - the flexibility of Fox's add-ons, others - the convenience of the Opera. Among them there is no "good" or "bad" browser, but it all depends on the preferences of the user himself.
Many sites on the network insistently ask the visitor to go through the registration procedure, come up with their password and login. Subsequently, by going to the page under your data (by logging in), the user gets the opportunity to leave comments, download files, view hidden information, etc. Gradually, the number of such sites becomes more and more difficult, and remembering passwords and logins is more difficult for them.
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You can enable or disable the ability to save passwords and logins in the Opera settings. To do this, just check or uncheck the box next to "Password Management". When you disable the function, the previously created file is not deleted, therefore , it can be used. You can protect wand.dat by setting a password to access it (Settings - Advanced - Security). Here you can also select settings that allow you to periodically request a password.