getting this site to un remember me

[Marquis de Sod]

aside from telling my puter to dump all cookies, is there any way to use this site to forget i ever clicked the "remember me" box? all i have to do is type in the first letter of my name: 'm' and it fills in the whole name and offeres up my security code as well.

 

[boroboro]

Did you delete everything through 'Tools > Delete Browsing Data > Delete All'?

(assuming Windows / Internet Explorer)

The website isn't doing this, it's your "puter"

 

[Tony Aroma]

Yep, that's your browser's autofill function (or whatever it's called in your browser). It will do the same when filling in a form on any web site. Depending on your browser, you can turn it on or off or clear all or part of the data it remembers.

 

[SomeGuy]

In Firefox top menu select Tools then Clear Private Data. Also Under Tools >Options> Privacy you can clear it out and make permanent settings for what it remembers in the future.

Similar options in IE too.

 

[boroboro]

Opera has options to treat a particular site differently than others, not saving cookies or login/passwords for this site, for example.

http://www.opera.com/

 

[exploziv]

you must delete passwords and form data stored in the browser history. must go to internet options in the browser to do this.

 

[Marquis de Sod]

i did what you said someguy, cause i got firefox, and still nothing changed. i will try the above in the last post.

i tried that to. told it to stop all cookies. when i clicked on this site i pushed stop or deny all cookies two times. then when i got here and it asked to log in, all i had to do was type the letter M and my whole name came up. when i clicked on my whole name it filled that in and my pass word also. so nothing so far stopped that from happening. do i have to restart my computer to make that Internet options thing work??? i will try that now

no it didnt.
then i went to Tools Options Securities and told it not to remember passwords. then when i typed M nothing happened. then when i typed in my whole name, however, my password got filled in so....hmmmm

 

[KharmaGirl]

Did you reboot after you cleared everything? Guess you did...weird normally clearing, deleting and rebooting works.

 

[exploziv]

check if you have autocomplete settings in the browser settings and delete/turn them off...

it's in the internet options > content tab > autocomplete > settings

and there you can disable it only for usernames and passwords..

if your using IE I'm sure this is your problem! good luck! hope it helps you.

 

[Marquis de Sod]

thanks you guys (n gals). just takes so much longer when you dont know what youre doing. like growin weed

 

[darkhollo]

check out stealther for when you are surfing in firefox. Allows you to turn on/off the plugin via a shortcut key. It stops keeping cache, browsing history etc. once it's turned on. I don't think it's going to fool the FBI.. but it will keep your standard LEO a bit confused if looking for browsing info.. and especially the casual friend/fam using your puter.

--dh

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1306

 

[igrowwitmatches]

i got some windows internet explorer god knows what and i just go to tools and hit deleat all.... and it removes passwords cookies history all that good shit

 

[79towncar]

Theres always a million questions in here like this. There is all kinds of stealthy encryption for your computer and your browsing. I would reccomend searching for encryption tecniques in the search function..

 

[quest]

Computer snitchin on you.

Computer snitchin on you.

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[exploziv]

I think the hard-drive is the most ressistent piece of equipment in a PC... if someone in your tech dept. tries to save components from that pc or retrieve data you may still have a problem.