How can you control when a website auto-fills your login info. Is there a settings option in the browser?
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It may not be the web site that is filling in your login info... it could be your browser, or an add-in to your browser.\n\nIf it is the web site, you can best eliminate this by removing  cookies from the web site which enable it to know who you are.  Depending on which browser you're using (I recommend Firefox; www.getfirefox.com), you could eliminate all cookies or just the ones from the sites that you're concerned about.  Firefox let you eliminate all cookies, or just selected ones (use the Tools menu, and either Clear Private Data or Options).\n\nThe browser may also have the ability to remember the values you typed into specific fields, like userid or password.   Again, you can control and remove this in Firefox.\n\nMost respectable web sites will have a check-box which lets you request that the site "remember my user name" or similar from one visit to the next.  If that is checked, removing the check mark should prevent it from happening in the future.  (These use cookies to know who you are from visit to visit.)
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This is the "Autofill" feature of the Google Toolbar. \n\n1. Download and install the toolbar from http://toolbar.google.com and follow the on screen instructions.\n2. Click the "Autofill" button on the toolbar.\n3. A window will appear asking you to fill-in your personal details, such as name, address, phone numbers etc. You can fill-in as many or as few as you like. Click OK to Save the changes. You only have to do this once, but can come back and change the details at anytime.\n4. Whenever you see a blank field on a web page that is highlighted in a Yellow, simply click the "Autofill" button and the corresponding fields will be automatically filled in for you.\n\nIt doesn't always work perfectly, but it does save you typing the same details 90% of the time.
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yahoo wil lonly allow you to remain logged in for a short amount of time normally 8-12 hours.  It actually sounds like a browser problem though.
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Most websites will automatically log you out after a couple of hours. While it may  seem annoying its really for your protection. Even if you have your cookies and preferences set to remember passwords, etc. For instance, if you're using yahoo mail it will automatically log you out unless you're a premium customer. Hope that helps. \nIf you go to the internet options, there is a thing where shows your temporary internet files and cookies. These files are used when a website is downloaded to help it download quickly. From in the internet options on the temporary internet files you can select 'view' files. Though, there isnt much you can do to keep yourself logged in other than not deleting the files and try to remain active on the website you want to stay logged into.
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You didn't specify what kind of computer.\n\nIf you are using SAFARI on a MAC, go to the Safari menu (top right of the screen by the apple icon), click on RESET SAFARI and click RESET. This will delete all your history and autofill for all web sites.
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You could really use any browser and just set it up so that your history, login names, passwords, and so on are never saved. You could also set your cache to not cache any data. Firefox would be my first choice for this.\n\nStill paranoid? Well, you could write yourself a batch script to delete certain files out of your profile folder (for Firefox). I do this on my Windows XP Pro installation to delete various files (including profile data) when my system boots and restarts (or on demand).
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Tools, Internet Options, Content, AutoComplete for the forms things.\n\nI'm not sure you can stop it from completing your address bar queries.
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hey ,, \n\nsee the option of autofill at settings(or customize or options) link at your yahoo toolbar
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first type http://answers.yahoo.com/ and make this page as your home page then when logging in account click on "Remember my id on this computer", now when ever you open your browser what's even it is, it will go directly to http://answers.yahoo.com/ and then it will auto login to you.\n \nIf you don't select the option for remeber it will go to http://answers.yahoo.com/ but wont login you.
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Internet explorer has a feature called "Auto-complete". It basically helps you type faster stuff you've already typed. If you want to turn that off, open internet explorer, go to the Tools menu, and choose Internet options. In there, choose the Content Tab. The bottom box is called "Personal Information", and has an "Autocomplete" button. Click it and uncheck all the boxes (Web addresses, Forms, User names). You can clear all the forms and passwords by clickng the "clear forms" button and the "clear passwords" button.\nHope it helps,
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Go to Tools-> Internet Options->Content->press Auto Complete\n\n& press "Clear Forms" & "Clear Password"\n\nAlso Decheck all the options in that menu for "Use Auto Complete for " so that it does'nt keep the history anymore in the future......
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Where do you see this personal information?\n\nClearing temporarily internet files will just delete the files from your temp folder where htmls are being saved so that when you re-enter a website, it loads faster.\n\nClearing cookies will just eliminate the cookies on your system that a hacker might try to steal. Cookies are usually set up by websites you have entered so that they know when you have revisited their site. \n\nClearing history only clears the history of urls that you have entered so far in your address bar.\n\nClearing your autocomplete form just eliminates the automatic completion of forms that you have previously entered in.\n\nThese are all browser related. It has nothing to do with the personal information that you might have in your computer that might be in folders or other programs.\n\nEDIT: Yes, then youre fine. If you delete cookies and temp files, you have cleared it all out. Make sure you go to tools and then internet options and go to CONTENT and clear your autocomplete too.
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Tools / Internet Options / Content / Autocomplete / Clear Forms
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Go to Tools>Internet Options>"Content" tab>"Auto Complete", and push the "Clear Forms" Button...also you can turn Auto Complete off so it won't save that stuff anymore.\n\nUncheck all the boxes under the "Use Auto Complete For:"...and then it won't save your searches or passwords or whatever you don't want saved anymore.
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yes go to java script website they have a secure login they give you the HTML code simply paste it on your page.
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For I.E:\nTools -> Internet Options -> Content -> Personal Information -> Auto Complete -> Clear Forms\n\nFireFox:\nTools -> Options -> Privacy -> Saved Form Information -> Clear.\n\nTo all answer above: Deleting your histories or internet files DOES NOT clear the forms you have filled (include search, payment form, etc..."
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Top of web page tools internet options Days to keep history\nset it to what you want.\nAlso.\n\nSelect "Tools" -> "Internet Options".\n• Open the "Content" tab.\n• Click the "AutoComplete" button\n• Check or uncheck the options you want on or off.\n• Click OK.