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Firefox suggests user names when I log on to Comcast, how do I remove those I don't use?

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For various reasons I have entered incorrect user names when signing on to Comcast for my email accounts. When I sign on, Firefox suggests names to use and includes the incorrect ones. How do I remove these? It's not a big deal but is annoying.

For various reasons I have entered incorrect user names when signing on to Comcast for my email accounts. When I sign on, Firefox suggests names to use and includes the incorrect ones. How do I remove these? It's not a big deal but is annoying.

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Hi teamleavy,

Would you do this please :

Type a few letters in the input field,

Use your arrow down key on your keyboard to highlight one of the incorrect usernames.

Press 'Delete'

Are they gone now  ?

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Hi teamleavy,

Would you do this please :

Type a few letters in the input field,

Use your arrow down key on your keyboard to highlight one of the incorrect usernames.

Press 'Delete'

Are they gone now  ?

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P.S.:

Forgot to mention :

Don't click the mouse and don't press Enter

(Hovering with the mouse no longer works)

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Thanks, that fixed it!

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teamleavy said

Thanks, that fixed it!

My pleasure  !

Good riddens, eh  ?

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Indeed! Oddly, the same fix does not work with Chrome. I don't use that browser much except for a few sites that are designed for it.