my text boxes online suggest an email I have NEVER seen. Has someone hacked my computer?
Windows 8.1 updated Firefox browser Gateway computer
After deleting the unknown email suggestion, it returns in a few days: ngxtest@engagesciences.com. I am going to ask them if they know anything about this, but thought I would ask someone else first.
Thanks John
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Hi jonfire55, It must be pulling from a cookie or a stored form entry. Its possible to delete it, however I do not know where it came from. However this is not expected and I would take caution with malware scans after searching for the information if you were hacked or if the load balancer for the email site has a really weird bug.(contact their support right away and make a backup of your profile)
Delete individual cookies from the site by right clicking on the site and selecting "Page Info" and under privacy click "View Cookies" However there might be some information in those cookies as well.
The file is called: formhistory.sqlite in your profile folder. To delete an individual entry you will need something that can open the .sqlite extensions.
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