Since a friend of mine used my computer to logon to her Gmail account, I am no longer logged on automatically like before, so must type my login name + password every time.

I didn't find how to delete her logon name from the list, and go back to being logged on automatically.

Does someone know how to do this?

Thank you.

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Specifying the Operating System and Browser would definitely help but I'll still give it a try.

When you're on the login field, press the down arrow key . It should open a drop-down list with the logins. Still with the down arrow key, select the desired login (your friend's) and press the DEL key. This will remove your friend's login from the list. If yours is the only login left, it should be selected automatically the next times.

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Thanks for the tip. I hadn't thought about hitting the DEL key to remove all other logon names besides mine. But after logging on/off, restarting Gmail, I'm still prompted for my password. How can I go back to having Gmail save it so that I don't have to type it every time? Google didn't return the answer :-/ – OverTheRainbow Oct 29 '09 at 9:26
FWIW, I'm using the privacy-enhanced version of Chrome, SRWare Iron 2.0.178.0 on XPSP3. The account I use for Gmail isn't mentionned in the list of saved logon/passwords in the browser. – OverTheRainbow Oct 29 '09 at 9:33
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