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Some updates! (#503)

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* content updates

* images

* pw history

* improved desktop send screenshots

* BE cycle through credentials

* auto-fill article titles

* unhide troubleshooting

* auto-fill category & resolved references to changed titles

* blacklist uris doc, references, and images

* remove old faq items

* keychain note

* update old callouts note -> info

* note about deleting exported files
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This will replace your **Password** value with a randomly generated strong password. Moving from a password like `Fido1234` to `X@Ln@x9J@&u@5n##B` can stop a would-be hacker in their tracks.
6. Copy your new password with the same {% icon fa-copy %} **Copy** icon you used earlier, and hit the **Save** button.
{% callout success %}Don't worry about overwriting your existing password! If something goes wrong, Bitwarden maintains a **Password History** for every Login item:<br><br>{% image /getting-started/pwhistory.png %}{% endcallout %}
{% callout success %}Don't worry about overwriting your existing password! If something goes wrong, Bitwarden maintains a **Password History** of the last 5 passwords for every Login item:<br><br>{% image /getting-started/pwhistory.png %}{% endcallout %}
7. Tab back over to the other website, and paste your strong password in the **New Password** and **Confirm new password** fields.
8. Once you **Save** the password change, you're finished!