Every time I  login my bank account, I can see my ID and

password ........... are there, all I need to do is click "Enter'.

I did "clear data" and "clear history" , @Tools->Setting-->

"privacy and security" many times, it just does NOT work.

I've been using the duckduckgo browser, which does not have these problems and gives a high level of privacy.  And it reduces ads so severely I've wondered how they stay in business.  

With Chrome you have to go to Settings and click to the advanced browser security settings which then allow you to delete saved passwords, as well as cookies, cache, and site settings.  Just make sure you have the PW safely stored elsewhere.  

Thanks! Anyway I am still using firefox.

Another question is window 10 also keep your search records in search bar, and you have to delete them one by one, not delete all of them by one click.

I am not surprise that The West is falling, it is just so dumb, example every website ask you do you accept "cookies" or not? lol, the rule must be made by those politicians know nothing about IT

And those dumb webmasters use three frames, and give you 2 inches space to view their web pages.

 

 

19 hours ago, TheVat said:

I've been using the duckduckgo browser, which does not have these problems and gives a high level of privacy.  And it reduces ads so severely I've wondered how they stay in business.  

With Chrome you have to go to Settings and click to the advanced browser security settings which then allow you to delete saved passwords, as well as cookies, cache, and site settings.  Just make sure you have the PW safely stored elsewhere.  

This is a good balanced article

 

https://vpnoverview.com/privacy/anonymous-browsing/duckduckgo/

Thanks!   Yes, I like that the DDG browser does automatically what I have to do by hand with Chrome.  And the search engine has worked really well for me, not toploading the results with ads and the most heavily monetized websites.  

6 hours ago, PeterBushMan said:

Thanks! Anyway I am still using firefox.

 

 

Sorry to say, Firefox has gone into a tailspin.  Get out while you can.  It will soon be in the software graveyard with Netscape Navigator.

8 hours ago, PeterBushMan said:

Another question is window 10 also keep your search records in search bar

I thought the search record was maintained by the browser.