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Q: How do I erase my name and password when I logout of my Webmail account?

For some unknown reason my home based Chinese desktop computer has started displaying my details every time I log on to Webmail. Others use this computer so I need them to be deleted each time I log off. I have used my English laptop, logged into Webmail, so as to compare the position of the details in all the dropdown menus (because they are all in Chinese) but I can't find anything that refers to remembering login details, any ideas please?

12 years 44 weeks ago in Web & Technology - China

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Ask one of your colleague's to help you ,they must of done it before

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