Sometimes when you type its name or user login to connect (eg Gmail, Yahoo, Facebook, Hotmail or any other service), they are wrong and you seize her password. If unfortunately we pressed the Enter key, this information will reappear whenever you start typing the first letter in the suggestion list: revealing the password.
Note that this list of suggestion depends site: If you use MyYahoo www.yahoo.fr on, it will not appear in the suggestion list on the website www.gmail.com .
However this information remains "forever" present for a given site: delete cookies that get sent there doing nothing (this is not the site that maintains information but your browser).
This problem exists for Chrome and Firefox (I have not tested with IE). To remove a suggested list of users or accounts provided by Firefox or Chrome, the process is simple and identical:
- Open login page of the site concerned
- Start with the field User Account or login
- Type the first letter of the word
- When the list appears, use the arrows on the keyboard to select the line you want to delete.
- Once the selection made, press the Delete key.
The row is deleted from the list and will not appear again until the next entry error.
I hope that you will have rendered service as it is always difficult to leave the password appear in clear in the suggestion list for users of a site.
Like most people use the same password on different sites, the security flaw is particularly important.
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