Can't delete login autofill
-
elrice last edited by
Originally posted by sgunhouse:
I'll take that to mean 16, then ... from the menu select Settings, then click on Security & Privacy. I'm on my tablet right now and can't check the exact wording in the desktop version, but there should be a button that says something like Manage Logins.
"Managed Saved Passwords"... but I'm sure he got the general idea
-
riabradbury last edited by
Originally posted by sgunhouse:
I'll take that to mean 16, then ... from the menu select Settings, then click on Security & Privacy. I'm on my tablet right now and can't check the exact wording in the desktop version, but there should be a button that says something like Manage Logins.
i did just that but it keeps telling me "You have no saved passwords. Learn more". and I don't, because it doesn't save the actual passwords for some reason. but the login info (email, username, etc) are still there and I can't delete them! nor can I make the browser remember the passwords that go with it, even though it offers me to save them every time i execute a login!
-
riabradbury last edited by
Originally posted by sgunhouse:
Sounds like the website is using cookies to remember you, but wants you to confirm who you are by filling in the password ...
it's like this with all websites..gmail, tumblr, everything
-
sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Must be 17 then (Opera Next). There is an option in opera:flags to enable auto fill, where you can then supply your address(es) and Opera will suggest them whenever it encounters an appropriately named form field. But I'd think you'd remember if you had gone through all the trouble to turn it on and fill in all that data ...
-
khottab last edited by
Got the same thing. Opera 16.0.1196.80, Win 7 x64. When I switch off the "Enable auto-filling of forms on webpages" flag in "Settings/Privacy & security" the browser stops to autofill all login information at all, but actually it doesn't solve the problem basically. I can't manage to find from where that data could be cleaned, 'cause the "Clear browsing data" button can't deal with that.
-
khottab last edited by
Originally posted by riabradbury:
even when I delete "all private data", I can only disable the autofill, but once I enable it I can't delete old logins I don't need. this is incredibly frustrating and I'd be happy to hear any suggestions
I have the same thing as topic starter.
-
khottab last edited by
Well. Figured out. Delete "Web Data" file at your_disk\Opera\profile\data\ (I have a standalone installation) and all autofill info is killed. Current version is 18.0.1284.49.
-
operator416 last edited by
How would I go about doing this on a Mac? I'm really disappointed that clearing autofill information is not included when you delete "Delete Private Data"...
-
Deleted User last edited by
thanks. deleting the web data file helped me out, but I agree that Opera should fix this and enable deleting Autofill data by using "Clear private data..."
On a Mac you can find your profile data path via Opera -> About Opera. in my case it was /Users/username/Library/Application Support/com.operasoftware.Opera
(current version 19.0.1326.63, Mac OS X 10.9.1)
HTH