electricnomad8 said:Even with "remember me" turned off during login, my username still pops up in the field when I click on it. I don't want that. There might be a setting buried somewhere to disable this, but I missed it. My English isn't great, so it's possible I overlooked something. Is there a way to stop this?
Give me a step-by-step breakdown. Something like: A > B > username > yes/no. I’m no hacker...
The "Remember Me" feature on Reddit—the one that keeps you from being automatically logged out—is actually useful. Here’s how I hacked my Chrome.
(See image)...
If you're also using Chrome.
So you're claiming you don't understand English. Which basically means your browser is set to English.Click the link at the top of the page.
Tools. File, Edit, History, Bookmarks, Tools.Help.It seems like you've left things unfinished. What's on your mind?
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Options.And on the page that opens up, then again on...
Privacy & Security'
General, Home, Search, Privacy & SecuritySync.... and hit Search.
Logins and Passwords Options:

If you don't want autofill enabled in the username field, just uncheck the box next to 'Logins and Passwords'.
Autofill Logins and Passwords.'.
That would be it... if that’s even the case.
(empty username field) Everything you actually want to achieve...
And even with that compromised version of Chrome, you're still going to be screwed.
(And the same goes for the right side) Clicking the 'username pop-up' still prompts a click on the username itself.
I've got about 7 or 8 of them on my end. With which ones?
(a) You can log in using just that pop-up window. That's it.
If that’s actually what you’re trying to avoid, then just wipe all the usernames.
(including the relevant passwords)...or just the one you'd rather not have seeing them.
(is)Does anyone else share access to their computer?
Click on '...' on the page shown in the image.
Saved Logins.'
(to the right of the 'Autofill Logins and Passwords...' option)Once that page loads, just wipe out any entries you aren't comfortable sharing with everyone else.
(On the page shown in the image. Ditch that first checkbox too. Do it so the browser stops nagging you to save your credentials every single time you try to log in.