Deleting Google Chrome autofill data will soon be easy

The ability to delete Google Chrome autofill data will soon be rolling out to users globally. This information was made available in a recent post from 9To5Google. Also, a screen recording of this coming ability in action has been made available to the public.

These facts prove that Google is certainly working on a delete feature for autofill data. But it is already possible to delete autofill data from your Chrome browser. So which other delete feature do these recent updates say Google is working on?

This coming feature will give users the ability to delete autofill data at its point of entry. It will be more convenient to use than the already existing Google Chrome autofill data delete feature. Let’s take a look at what to expect with this coming autofill data delete feature.

The Google Chrome autofill data delete feature will roll out in the coming weeks

Google’s autofill feature is popular among Chrome users globally. This feature helps users quickly fill up passwords or forms online with a simple tap. To make this possible, Google requires the data to be entered once and then saved by the user for future purposes.

Whenever the user needs to fill out the password or details online, Google pulls up his saved data. The user then selects the saved data applicable to the action being carried out. This is a very convenient way for users to input their data while using the Google Chrome platform.

But, there is a need to delete these saved data whenever they are no longer needed. Currently, users need to head over to the Autofill section on the Google Chrome settings page. Here they will find all saved autofill data and then select the ones they wish to delete.

This process is long and hectic, but Google is working on an easier way to delete your Google Chrome autofill data. From available reports, it is clear that a delete button will be provided beside every saved autofill data. When users want to autofill information into a website, all saved data pulled up by Google will come with a delete button.

Certainly, this is a more convenient way of deleting any unnecessary saved autofill data. Some users already have access to test out this coming autofill data delete feature. Over the coming months, this feature will roll out to users around the world via an update.