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Sorry for the delay. I'll try to turn on notifications.
The problem still exists, and I can duplicate it at will. Let me clarify a couple of things first:
1. All the users on the computer share the same Windows 8 User Account.
2. Chrome is usually open but minimized when I'm opening Epic
OK, I did what you asked. Cleared all the browsing history. Additionally, I went in to Chrome's saved passwords settings, and found the entry there. I deleted it.
Then I went to a couple of sites in Chrome, and the login info did NOT autofill. Then I closed both Chrome and Epic. Reopened Chrome, then Epic. Went to my email in Epic, and logged in. Logged back out.
Went to Chrome, opened Settings, and the login/password is indeed saved there again.
The only extension I miss is a spelling checker. Couldn't that be something hosted locally though?
But I also vote against allowing extensions. We are already strugging to keep the IP masked - adding extensions will only dilute those efforts.
I share this computer with other members of my family who use Chrome. I have an email account that I only access through Epic. I just noticed that the login information for that account is being saved and is visible in Chrome.
For example, I open Epic and login to my private email by typing "Myemail@theprovider.com."
The next time someone in Chrome starts to login to any number of other sites, if the letter M is the first thing that they type, Chrome's suggestions include "Myemail@theprovider.com." I can manually delete it, but how can I keep it from being remembered in the first place?
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