Configure AutoComplete

[enguy]

• Open Internet Explorer (I'm assuming that it's already open...)
• Click "Tools" in the menu bar in the top.
• Click "Internet Options...".
• Select the "Content" tab.
• In the Personal Information box, click "AutoComplete...".
• Configure AutoComplete for yourself.

[cmpolis]

Thanks. To do this in Firefox you can delete by clicking down on a form and pressing shift+delete to delete.

-C

[imported_Steve]

Originally Posted by cmpolis

Thanks. To do this in Firefox you can delete by clicking down on a form and pressing shift+delete to delete.

-C

I never knew that, is that a form of shortcut?
Is it the result of an extension or just normal Firefox behaviour?

[zandyne]

It is the normal behaviour of Firefox, by selecting an item from the Autocomplete listing and pressing and shift + delete, you can remove an item from the AutoComplete listing.

[john23]

This feature is useful if you want to "hide" certain things you searched for, if you share your computer with others.

[zandyne]

Yes, this feature is nice for me; sometimes I search for, lets say, "questionable" content that I do not want others that share my computer to notice.

[n3rd5Rh0t]

Nice, thanks for the info.

(Oh! I have no idea what you mean by 'questionable content', of course!) :wink:

[zeroth]

Yeah, shift-deleting is quite useful if you want to remove something from your autocomplete entry.

[dave7]

Quite a useful feature of Firefox, never knew about shift-deleting before.

[hoochie]

I found a cool tool IntelliLogin can instead of IE's Autocomplete feature,
more details: http://www.jjsoft-studio.com