How to Disable Auto-Completion

Auto Completion lets you save information entered into forms and text fields for future use. However, when Auto Completion is used to save a sign-in name and password for a site such as Bovada, it can sometimes be a security risk.

Follow the steps below to disable Auto Completion in your internet browser.

Google Chrome:

Click the browser menu on the toolbar at the top right, then click “Settings”.
Scroll down to “Passwords and forms” and select the drop-down menu for “Autofill settings”.
Switch the toggle to ‘Off’, then exit Settings.

Firefox:

Click the browser menu in the top left corner and select “Options”.
From the source menu, select “Security”.
Uncheck “Remember logins for sites”, then exit Options.

Internet Explorer 11:

With your browser open, click the “gear” icon at the top right.
Select “Internet Options.”
In the “Content” tab, select “Settings” under Auto Complete.
In the “AutoComplete Settings,” uncheck the box marked “User Names and Passwords on Forms.”
Click on the “Delete AutoComplete History” button.
To remove any previously saved data, select “Form data” and “Passwords” and click “Delete.”
Click the “OK” button on the “AutoComplete Settings” dialog and then again on the main “Internet Options” dialog to save the changes.

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