- Remove an address from Contact Information.
- Edit the record if you only want to correct one piece of information.
- Use Shift + Delete on form suggestions that Chrome allows you to remove.
- Select only the autocomplete data if you want to clear multiple entries.
If Chrome continues to offer you an old address when filling out a form, you can Delete that address from autofill without deleting the history or other addressesOn the computer, open the three-dot menu, enter Passwords and Autofill > Contact Information and delete the card you no longer use.
If there's only one typo in the postal code, phone number, or email address on the form, edit it. And if the information that bothers you appears as a suggestion below a field, you can try removing it directly from the form.
How to delete a saved address from Chrome's autofill
- Open Chrome on your computer and check that you are on the profile where the address appears.
- Press the three points from the upper right corner and enter Passwords and Autofill.
- Open Contact informationDepending on the version, it may appear as Directions and more.
- Locate the address, open the three-dot menu on that tab, and select EliminateIf you only want to correct one piece of information, press Edit and save the changes.
Next, return to the form and tap the address field to see what options appear. If the listing was saved to your Google account, the change may also be reflected on other devices where you're signed in to Chrome with that account.
En Android, open Chrome > Settings and search Contact information o Directions and more In the autofill options, tap the address and use the option to remove it. If you set up another autofill service, check the data saved in that service.
How to remove an email or text that Chrome remembers from a form
If you see a misspelled email address or old text below a field, try deleting it from the dropdown menu. In Chrome for Windows, Highlight the suggestion using the keyboard arrows and press Shift + Del without selecting it with Enter. The shortcut only works with entries that Chrome allows to be deleted that way.
If the data keeps appearing, pay attention to when you see it. If Chrome suggests filling in several fields at once, check the tabs for Contact informationIf the address only appears for a store when you're logged in, check that store's address book. And if the suggestion is a URL you see when typing above, it's coming from the navigation bar: deleting a postal address from autofill won't remove it.
How to delete autofill data in bulk
If you want to clear multiple entries at once, open Chrome's three-dot menu and select Delete browsing dataIn the advanced options, choose the interval Always and only marks Data for auto-filling formsBefore confirming, make sure that history, cookies, and other categories are unchecked.
This cleanup does not delete addresses or payment information stored in Google Pay, nor information saved in Google Wallet. If the information you want to remove is there, you will need to manage it through the corresponding service. To remove a single old address, return to Contact information and delete only that card.
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