I use Firefox search engine.
I have noticed whenever I type something in a list of previous things I have typed pops up for me to auto fill if I choose.
I am experiencing kind of having my past history not be brought up each time.
Anyway can I stop this from happening?
Even though the security password manager will populate any password if there is specifically one match up, auto complete by itself doesn't automatically fill fields. Yet I'm speculating you are taking into consideration the type of refresh you get, point out, if you reload the page.
In cases like the field values are restored by session history, however, you could possibly flip in which away through tagging your own site since uncatchable. Be sure you disable any external toolbar. There are several tool bars regarding Firefox/IE/Chrome/etc that auto fill data for the user.
Also check with the following procedure Click on Tools > Options > Privacy tab > and uncheck the box.
Hello there!
This is what you are going to do, from the Menu bar in your Firefox window, click the Tools from the tab and the submenu appears select the internet options below and the dialog box will appear and from the General Tab check the delete browsing history on exit.
So that for the next time you open your Firefox there is no more cookies from the search area appears.
Thanks.
Hello Dear,
As you know, all browsers can save a history of recent websites that you have browsed, so when you type the first character of an address of one of these websites, then it will complete its address automatically.
If you want to prevent this autocompleting option, then remove all browsing data from your browser.
When you will clear the entire cache memory, it will not fill automatically.
I hope this helps you understand your problem.
Thanks.
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