Modified Jat 9:10:42 PM PDT by broncoscottieīased on your question, I decided to go over all the setting for the Chromebook system again so I went in to Chromebook settings and double checked everything.
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I don't know what else to do?Īny idea's on how to stop Firefox from suggesting email address when I'm at a username field of a login box? I then opened Firefox again and I still have the same problem of Firefox suggesting email address for user names when at a website with a login. I then power cycled the Chromebook and restarted. I then closed Firefox and re-opened Firefox, same problem still existed. I still had the same problem so I checked and notice that Firefox 89 was available in the google play store so I updated Firefox from 88 to 89 and I still have the same problem. went into "exceptions" and deleted all listed exceptions made sure "saved logins" was empty (it was) made sure "Autofill" was turned off (it was) made sure "save logins and passwords" was set to "never save" (it was) I went back to setting, login and passwords, I did the following to try and remedy the situation: Please note that it doesn't seem to matter if it's a regularly visited website that I try to log into or if it's a website that I've never been to before. When I tap in the username field of a logon, I'm unable to type my username because it has popped up a suggestion box with an email address and the only way to type in the username is to re-tap inside the username field to get the suggestion popup to disappear. Not all sites that I log into use an email address as a username, but regardless, I don't want Firefox to remember the usernames. The problem is that it seems to remember the email address' that I've used in the past for usernames. Exceptions, this had entries of websites where I had said no to saving passwords Autofill, turned "Autofill" slider to left (off) Save logins and passwords, changed to "never save" I wasn't using my Chromebook much so I ignored this behavior and then weeks later I finally went to settings, login and passwords, and for each section, this is what I entered for settings: I would always answer no to saving the password.
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By default it seemed to save username when logging in to a website and would also ask if I wanted to save the password.
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Installed Firefox on my Chromebook some time ago.