How do I delete passwords that autofill offers?
I have saved some passwords incorrectly or miss enetered website information but continue to be offered those when the autofill system works.
How do I remove those that I do not need please?
Modified by Andrew S Hatton
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Hello Andrew,
Could it be that you are talking about a number of listed (incorrect) usernames that you want to remove ?
If so : Click the (empty) input field on the web page to open the drop-down list. Then highlight an entry in the drop-down list using the cursor Down key (arrow key). (Don't click the mouse and don't press Enter) Press the Delete key (on Mac : Shift+Delete) to delete the highlighted entry. Repeat till only the correct username is left. (Don't click the mouse and don't press Enter)
(Hovering with the mouse no longer works)
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Hello Andrew,
Could it be that you are talking about a number of listed (incorrect) usernames that you want to remove ?
If so : Click the (empty) input field on the web page to open the drop-down list. Then highlight an entry in the drop-down list using the cursor Down key (arrow key). (Don't click the mouse and don't press Enter) Press the Delete key (on Mac : Shift+Delete) to delete the highlighted entry. Repeat till only the correct username is left. (Don't click the mouse and don't press Enter)
(Hovering with the mouse no longer works)
Yes - that is it - I seemed to manage it before - I will try to remember to look that up next time I come across a duff one,
Thank you very much.
A problem for me is that having dyspraxia/DCD - therefore a degraded working memory - I struggle doing sequential tasks where C depends upon doing B correctly after I have done A - if that makes sense -
So I need to be strongly motivated and not time pressed when the situation occurs and persevere until I have repeated the sequence so it becomes familiar - like for example - changing gear in an automobile with a manual change - which we have in the UK and I have used for over 50 years.
Anyway another issue for DCD is going off at a tangent & that I have just done.
Andrew S Hatton said
Anyway another issue for DCD is going off at a tangent & that I have just done.
Nothing wrong with that - as a matter of fact : I think it's a good thing to 'vent' (and I understand everything you were talking about). Enjoy the rest of your day !