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how to turn off IE saving inputs
....you know that function when searching through search-engines, how to turn
off such a function? ....don't know is this related to inputing passwords and usernames in the empty fields, cause i would like that usernames stay, cause it's a pain in the ass everytime to input them again but what annoys me are those inputs which stays in search-engine memory ?! Maybe you have a soultion ? Thanks. |
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how to turn off IE saving inputs
1. In IE - Click to Tools - Internet Options
2. Click Content tab 3. Click Auto Complete button 4. Uncheck the option FORM Hope this help, let us know! "majki majk" wrote: ....you know that function when searching through search-engines, how to turn off such a function? ....don't know is this related to inputing passwords and usernames in the empty fields, cause i would like that usernames stay, cause it's a pain in the ass everytime to input them again but what annoys me are those inputs which stays in search-engine memory ?! Maybe you have a soultion ? Thanks. |
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how to turn off IE saving inputs
It helps. But i thought on sepatrate functions, form not working is ok,
because i hate google(or any other...) saving what number of pants do i have, and what did i eat today....but saving inputed e-mails in an mail.com form, because i have about 6e-mails is ok. But how to separate those functions. If have a clue e-mail me, or phone me if you are a hotshot ! =) "RajKohli" wrote in message ... 1. In IE - Click to Tools - Internet Options 2. Click Content tab 3. Click Auto Complete button 4. Uncheck the option FORM Hope this help, let us know! "majki majk" wrote: ....you know that function when searching through search-engines, how to turn off such a function? ....don't know is this related to inputing passwords and usernames in the empty fields, cause i would like that usernames stay, cause it's a pain in the ass everytime to input them again but what annoys me are those inputs which stays in search-engine memory ?! Maybe you have a soultion ? Thanks. |
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how to turn off IE saving inputs
Sorry for delay in response.
Try this: http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en...m+Filler&meta= A search result for Automatic Form Filler which can be used to enter email addresses, user ids and passwords for desire sites. Hope this help, let us know! "majki majk" wrote: It helps. But i thought on sepatrate functions, form not working is ok, because i hate google(or any other...) saving what number of pants do i have, and what did i eat today....but saving inputed e-mails in an mail.com form, because i have about 6e-mails is ok. But how to separate those functions. If have a clue e-mail me, or phone me if you are a hotshot ! =) "RajKohli" wrote in message ... 1. In IE - Click to Tools - Internet Options 2. Click Content tab 3. Click Auto Complete button 4. Uncheck the option FORM Hope this help, let us know! "majki majk" wrote: ....you know that function when searching through search-engines, how to turn off such a function? ....don't know is this related to inputing passwords and usernames in the empty fields, cause i would like that usernames stay, cause it's a pain in the ass everytime to input them again but what annoys me are those inputs which stays in search-engine memory ?! Maybe you have a soultion ? Thanks. |
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