Deleting Chrome paswords / using chrome browser to read gmail

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Please help. I think I need to delete a saved gmail password in the
chrome browser.

Is this found in the options or preferences? I couldn't find any
options or preferences at all, no drop-down menus, or if I did there
were only two or three and nothing to do with passwords.

Details:
I was visiting my brother and he let me use his computer to send
email, via Gmail, using the Chrome browser under Vista, and in the
Gmail browser logon window, I entered his email address and his
password, and accidentally, I seem to have permanently entered them,
so that later, when clicking on the Gmail icon, it immediately logs
into his email account without requiring anyone to input his userid or
password.

This is bad. Other people have access to his computer, and I've ruined
his security. I tried to undo it, but couldn't figure it out in the
time I had.

I'd appreciate any help you can give me. Is there a Gmail or Chrome
newsgroup? Thanks.
 
mm said...
Please help. I think I need to delete a saved gmail password in the
chrome browser.
Click to expand...

Click on the spanner icon at the top right then select "clear browsing
data" and you will find 'clear saved passwords there'
 
mm said...


Click on the spanner icon at the top right then select "clear browsing
data" and you will find 'clear saved passwords there'
Click to expand...

Thanks a lot. I should have said that I need to explain this to my
brother, who is 70 years old and not crazy about computers.

I don't have Vista. I left it behind when my visit to my brother
ended. Is it clear what the spanner icon is is? I don't know what
spanner means.

Left click or right click. (If I tell him to try both, I fear he'll
give up.)
 
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