How do I clean out my auto-fill list?

bbbluz ~ DonnaB

14 years ago

The link below explains how to do this in IE7 and IE8. See if that helps.

There is a shortcut to Internet Options also:

Click on Tools > Internet Options > then follow the instructions from Step 2 on in the link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Delete AutoComplete saved information

mikie_gw

14 years ago

My IE9/vista.. if I change a stored/existing autofill data field on a webpage.. as soon as I start typing the value I think.. it gives a drop down box to select the value from.

Put your mouse over that value\ you want deleted.. push the keyboard delete key.

Type in the new value & when submitted, IE should save it.

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bbbluz, I had found that, but it deletes everything, not selected usernames.

Mikie, I never though of trying to delete them from the page, but it worked just fine.

Thank you to you both for your responses!

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