Google Chrome settings and storage represent user-selected preferences and information and MUST not be extracted, overwritten or modified except through Google Chrome defined APIs. Now, if you drag the entire Chrome folder onto your desktop and relaunch Chrome, it SHOULD create a new folder and look like it does when it was installed for the. Using the GUI in Chrome, I can remove all history, or I can click each entry individually - way too time consuming. I can also remove all of my autofill data, or none of it. I understand that Chrome keeps things in an SQLite database.

I don't care what were going to call it- disable, lock, turn off? It's just one of numerous!! Apple 'features' that I have no use for. I was just reading a long list of complaints about it in a forum, was itching to jump in.

Turned out to be from 2003!! I just want it to stop filling in a 2 year old password!!

*) I dumped all History, passwords etc. In both Chrome and Safari browsers *) I Disabled all Password and Auto Form fill features in both browsers *) I checked my password manager again to assure it contained the correct password. I even disabled Auto-Fill in my password manager. Lotus notes for mac sierra download. And still, each time I try to log into FarceBook, an error pops up. Something about the auto-entered password being 2 yrs.

Old, and that I changed it back then! It ain't the browsers, and it ain't my password manager. That leaves only the wonderful skills of Keychain as the last possible culprit. I DID manage to disable/ turn off Keychain on my iPhone and iPad. But on the MacBook Pro, I can uncheck it under iCloud settings, only to see it RE-check itself back on. Thank you very much Apple, for knowing better than I what I want.

Try the OS forum firstly. Have you disabled things in Safari preferences? Like 'Autofill names and passwords'? It won't automatically enter anything, you have to manually select. So if you go to facebook, it'll give you a list of usernames that you can select and will then automatically enter the password from whichever you select.

If it's out of date then why not just update the password for the new one? Everything is in Safari password preferences to do this. Keychain is just something that syncs these passwords across your Apple devices. I don't know what password manager you're using but it sounds like it could be the thing causing issue here by conflicting.

If it's 1Password it should be fine however.

Go to your Safari menu bar, click Safari > Preferences then select the Autofill tab. Click the Edit buttton to the right of User names and passwords to see stored User names.

Your passwords are stored in Keychain Access located in /Applications/Utlities In the Keychain Access window select Passwords on the left. Type in the name of a website you want to see your password for in the search field top righrt corner of that window then double click that Keychain then select the Attributes tab then click: Show password You may be prompted for your admin password. Go to your Safari menu bar, click Safari > Preferences then select the Autofill tab. Click the Edit buttton to the right of User names and passwords to see stored User names. Your passwords are stored in Keychain Access located in /Applications/Utlities In the Keychain Access window select Passwords on the left.

Type in the name of a website you want to see your password for in the search field top righrt corner of that window then double click that Keychain then select the Attributes tab then click: Show password You may be prompted for your admin password. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site. All postings and use of the content on this site are subject to the.