The post How to delete autocomplete entries in Firefox and Chrome appeared first on BardTech . Firefox and Chrome record what users type in the address bar, search bar, and in web forms to a local database of autocomplete entries by default. When a user uses the same form field or browser element again at a later point in time and starts to type characters that match saved records, suggestions are displayed to speed up the process. All it takes is to activate one of the suggestions, by mouse, touch or keyboard to load it; this speeds up the process since you don’t have to type the whole word, phrase or character set anymore. Tip : if you just want to delete autocomplete entries from Firefox’s or Chromes address bar , check out this guide for details. Removing autocomplete suggestions It happens, however, that you encounter suggestions that are not useful anymore. Maybe you miss-typed a word or phrase and it appears all the time in the list of suggestions. Or you used a phrase ...