You must have noticed whenever you are online in Chrome and have a form to fill up name, email, phone number, address and you got an option to autofill and once your click on it, all of your information is filled automatically those have been saved by chrome browser. In Google Chrome, Autofill Settings are enabled by default. Again, also remember that if Chrome ever prompts you again to save your password for BigSIS, please reject their request or this issue may return.However, there is no harm with auto filled saved information, but still many users do not like chrome autofill settings and looking to turn off or disable it. Here is also a link to the help doc that google has on how to adjust this setting. If that doesn't work, you can click on the following link: which will either take you to the page where this setting lives or will prompt you to log into google so it can take you to this setting.To prevent this from happening again later, remember to reject Chrome’s suggestion to save a password for BigSIS if prompted again. Click the Key Symbol and then click the Trash Can icon and it will stop the username and password from populating in open fields. You should see a Key Symbol in the upper-right corner of the browser window. The easiest way to make autofill go away is to log out of BigSIS and return to the login screen.We have some quick instructions on how to get this completed for just BigSIS and also some instructions on how to locate this setting in Chrome if you want to review the setting. We recommend that you turn this option off for BigSIS to make sure this doesn't get in your way. The setting that is causing this issue is something called "Smart Lock" and is a feature Chrome offers to help pre-fill usernames/passwords for websites.
Should the save this password window pop-up, select never and for both situations follow the instructions below that will give you a temporary solution to disable Smart Lock on the BigSIS website.
Recently, we have also seen that Chrome is trying to be helpful and when it think a username and password needs to be saved a pop-up window appears asking you if you want to save the password. In the past, we have noticed Chrome (Google) made an update to its auto-filling software called Smart Lock that is causing all/most of the input fields to prefill with information on some websites, including BigSIS.
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