just uninstalling it won't delete any of the data.

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Jun 5, 2024
2:32:04pm

VACOUGFAN All-American

If Windows, you'd need to delete the c:\users\username\appdata\local\google\chrome folder to delete everything.

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Time

Passwords on computer

gwill

Jun 5, 2:12pm

First, don't give them the password to your computer. Create a dummy account

VACOUGFAN

Jun 5, 2:15pm

Also, don't forget to remove the sticky note with your password on it.

EEcougar

Jun 5, 2:17pm

Not a problem if you dont give them they keyboard its stuck under.

AltTabbins

Jun 5, 2:44pm

Ask Hunter Biden about this one. 🙂

Choke

Jun 5, 2:16pm

Clear cache and cookies and saved passwords on her browser

Warner

Jun 5, 2:17pm

RE: Passwords on computer

Jericho

Jun 5, 2:18pm

Sign her out of her browser profile.

AltTabbins

Jun 5, 2:20pm

just uninstalling it won't delete any of the data.

VACOUGFAN

Jun 5, 2:32pm

They would have to reinstall Chrome and sign back in.

AltTabbins

Jun 5, 2:43pm

It's sometimes possible to extract some data even without being signed in

VACOUGFAN

Jun 5, 8:14pm

For extra security, have her email all her passwords to her gmail account and store them there.

Bob Vance

Jun 5, 2:27pm

I can't recommend Bitwarden enough. Its a must have addon for me.

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