Undo "Password saved"
It's convenient and easy to have your password saved on your computer. But how do you reverse it? Find out here!
Almost everyone has their passwords saved on their private PC, as they are only one click away from their Account instead of typing in a tedious user name and password. But what should you do if several people are using your computer or your password has changed? Then you should undo this setting!
Undo data storage in Firefox
- If you use Firefox as your browser, open it and go to Tools in the menu bar. Then go to Private Mode and Clear Saved Passwords. This undoes all private password storage.
- If you do not want to receive a message asking you to save your access data, go to Extras, then Settings. Here, select the Security tab and remove the tick from "Save passwords".
Remove saved user data in Internet Explorer
- as Internet-Explorer users open the browser, go to Tools in the menu bar and then to Security. You can then set that all cookies and saved passwords are deleted.
- Once you have deleted all your user data, you can of course save them again and delete them again later. Then use the mentioned function again.
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Delete that password on certain pages
- If you only want to remove a password on a special page because it has changed, for example, you can do this without having to delete your other data. To do this, go to the page.
- Then go to Tools and Page Information in the menu bar. In this tab there is again the category Security. Here go to Show passwords and you can delete your data.
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