

- #TURN OFF CHROME AUTOFILL FOR DISCARDED MAC MANUAL#
- #TURN OFF CHROME AUTOFILL FOR DISCARDED MAC MAC#
#TURN OFF CHROME AUTOFILL FOR DISCARDED MAC MANUAL#
Best suggestion is to see if there's a chrome extension that adds this capability, a chrome beta or developer option that lets you manage this at a page level, or see if you can write a manual block into an existing extension you already use to modify your content viewing experience. Help documentation for the Autofill extension for Google Chrome and Firefox. There are a couple of different auto-fill options you can disable in Chrome Settings (search for "auto" to see flags for all), but none allow you to disable it per-website. Anything newly input would naturally cause that to fill suggestions back up over time, though. To clear all possible suggestions in one go, you'd need to go to Settings > Clear Browsing Data > Advanced > Autofill form data and wipe everything under that option for all time. The next time you go back, though, you'll get new suggestions. My fix for the latter problem is to restart the browser periodically, usually about once each day.
#TURN OFF CHROME AUTOFILL FOR DISCARDED MAC MAC#
Perhaps you could write that page's web admin a note, with a screenshot showing how autofill blocks functionality, to ask them to push up a change for this.Īs for self-managing it, what I found was that you can clear your individual suggestions with shift+alt+delete (true delete, not backspace) on a Mac (not sure about Windows) to get the suggestion window out of the way in a pinch. I'm looking for a way to turn off or discard the warning without having to click the go-away button every time. Turn off 'Save passwords.' Back to Table of Contents Edit Chrome Autofill information on Mac. Tap on the three dots in the right upper corner. Go to Settings > Privacy > Advanced > Autofill service from Google. Turn off 'Save and fill addresses.' Passwords: 1. Most don't write that in by default, however, since auto-fill is handy in most cases. Touch Done > Discard to close without saving, or touch Done > Save.

You can use iCloud Keychain on your iPhone, iPad. I do believe developers can choose to program an auto-fill blocker for each of their form fields, manually, if a UX issue is discovered to warrant it. You can also turn on iCloud Passwords on a Windows computer to access Safari passwords in Chrome.

I had this issue with the JIRA Board list drop down in their left sidebar, since the search field activates automatically and the google suggestion covers up the project at the top of the list.
