How do I stop chrome from auto completing search text in the search bar with previously searched text?












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I can't figure out how to stop chrome from adding on words to things that i've typed before in the search bar. for example, i have searched for "navy beans nutritiondata.self" previously. Now whenever i start typing "navy bean"... it completes the thing I typed before, "navy beans nutritiondata.self", so I have to press back space in order to just search for "navy beans". I already turned off "use a prediction service to autocomplete text in the search bar, which was found under settings/advanced/privacy. Any help?










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  • Have you looked at the related questions in the "Related" list (on the right)?

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  • I just did. I saw a similar topic, but i don't think it was actually resolved, and they are trying to do something a bit different than me.

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I can't figure out how to stop chrome from adding on words to things that i've typed before in the search bar. for example, i have searched for "navy beans nutritiondata.self" previously. Now whenever i start typing "navy bean"... it completes the thing I typed before, "navy beans nutritiondata.self", so I have to press back space in order to just search for "navy beans". I already turned off "use a prediction service to autocomplete text in the search bar, which was found under settings/advanced/privacy. Any help?










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  • Have you looked at the related questions in the "Related" list (on the right)?

    – Scott
    Jan 22 at 0:02











  • I just did. I saw a similar topic, but i don't think it was actually resolved, and they are trying to do something a bit different than me.

    – Milo Godeke
    Jan 22 at 20:09














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I can't figure out how to stop chrome from adding on words to things that i've typed before in the search bar. for example, i have searched for "navy beans nutritiondata.self" previously. Now whenever i start typing "navy bean"... it completes the thing I typed before, "navy beans nutritiondata.self", so I have to press back space in order to just search for "navy beans". I already turned off "use a prediction service to autocomplete text in the search bar, which was found under settings/advanced/privacy. Any help?










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I can't figure out how to stop chrome from adding on words to things that i've typed before in the search bar. for example, i have searched for "navy beans nutritiondata.self" previously. Now whenever i start typing "navy bean"... it completes the thing I typed before, "navy beans nutritiondata.self", so I have to press back space in order to just search for "navy beans". I already turned off "use a prediction service to autocomplete text in the search bar, which was found under settings/advanced/privacy. Any help?







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  • Have you looked at the related questions in the "Related" list (on the right)?

    – Scott
    Jan 22 at 0:02











  • I just did. I saw a similar topic, but i don't think it was actually resolved, and they are trying to do something a bit different than me.

    – Milo Godeke
    Jan 22 at 20:09



















  • Have you looked at the related questions in the "Related" list (on the right)?

    – Scott
    Jan 22 at 0:02











  • I just did. I saw a similar topic, but i don't think it was actually resolved, and they are trying to do something a bit different than me.

    – Milo Godeke
    Jan 22 at 20:09

















Have you looked at the related questions in the "Related" list (on the right)?

– Scott
Jan 22 at 0:02





Have you looked at the related questions in the "Related" list (on the right)?

– Scott
Jan 22 at 0:02













I just did. I saw a similar topic, but i don't think it was actually resolved, and they are trying to do something a bit different than me.

– Milo Godeke
Jan 22 at 20:09





I just did. I saw a similar topic, but i don't think it was actually resolved, and they are trying to do something a bit different than me.

– Milo Godeke
Jan 22 at 20:09










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