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In Windows 10 (Version: 1909, OS build: 18363.1316), listed under 'Quick access' is this 'Scans' directory created by Windows. Once inside, clicking on the address bar shows this string:

'C:\Users\Username\Pictures\Microsoft.WindowsScan_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App\Scans'

While I was logged into an AWS Educate account in a portable Chromium instance, I just opened Firefox (also a portable instance) and was asked to import the logins from Chromium 'for this specific site'. How does Firefox know I've saved logins for this particular website in another Browser?

Default browser is Edge, which I only use for 127.0.0.1:/ and pdfs (just to clarify things a little)

What was a simple business idea you had but thought it would be too vague to implement, only to find out years down the line a multi-million dollar business operating on it?

How would you like to 'dump' your data[1] to an Internet Archive type storage for the common benefit before deleting them from your local storage?

* By data I mean scripts and other little 'life-enhancers' you've created but won't bother maintaining or taking to a new system.

[1] Not personally identifiable information, of course!