Browsers are capable of saving your log in
information. This feature enables easy log in when you next visit the websites.
But if you are still bothered about the security of your information, you can
opt to delete your saved password. Here are the steps on how to delete saved
passwords.
On
Chrome:
1.
Click on the Chrome menu icon
on the upper right hand corner on the browser toolbar
2.
Click on Settings
3.
Click on Show Advanced Settings
on the bottom part
4.
Click on Manage Saved Passwords
in the Password and Forms section to see the list of all saved usernames and
password
5.
For Windows, Linux and Chrome
devices users, in the Password Dialog box hover your mouse over the site whose
password you’d like to remove and click on the “X” that appears on the right.
While for Mac users, you can remove your saved passwords in the Keychain Access
dialog box that appears.
On Mozilla Firefox:
1.
Click on Tools Menu on the top
most portion of the webpage.
2.
Click on Options
3.
Click on Security and click on
the Saved Passwords box
4.
If you want to remove all
stored passwords for the listed websites, just click on Remove All. But if you
only wish to remove the password for a specific website, just search, select
the website from the list and click on Remove.
On Safari:
1.
On an opened Safari web page,
click on Preferences from the Menu toolbar and click on “Passwords” tab
2.
Select the website you want to
remove the saved password from
3.
Click on Remove or hit on
Delete key
4.
Click on Remove All if you want
to remove all the saved passwords or hit on Shift+Click to select a group of
log-ins you want to remove.
On Internet Explorer:
1.
Open the Tools menu
2.
Click on Internet Options
3.
Click on Content tab
4.
Click on Settings beside Auto
Complete
5.
Click on Delete AutoComplete
history to delete saved passwords. Make sure to deselect usernames and
passwords forms to prevent AutoComplete from saving your log in.
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