You are describing the features of macOS to a new Mac user. He asks whether the system can store his passwords to multiple Internet sites. Which feature would he use for that?

Apple offers a password management system called Keychain. You can use it to store passwords for Wi-Fi, mail servers, websites, etc. An iCloud variant called "iCloud Keychain" stores data like credit card information and Safari usernames and passwords. You may view all of the open windows, applications, and desktop spaces on your computer from Mission Control. FileVault provides encryption. On macOS and most Linux systems, the command-line interface is called Terminal. Both the traditional Command Prompt and a new tool called Windows Terminal, which launches a PowerShell prompt, are available in Windows 11. It enables the user to create several tabs, in contrast to the Command Prompt. Instead of taking the user back to a regular command prompt as it would in the Command Prompt, typing exit in Windows Terminal closes the program.