To use the autofill shortcut, first, enter a value in a cell and then click and drag the fill handle—the small square at the bottom-right corner of the cell—down or across adjacent cells. Alternatively, you can double-click the fill handle to autofill a range based on adjacent data. This feature is useful for quickly populating a series or copying formulas without manually entering them in each cell.
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One should use it carefully so one does not enter address or credit card information into a site that is not trusted. The way one is able to set up Google autofill is to go to the Chrome browser, go to menu and select settings. Then show advanced settings and then manage autofill settings. From there one just needs to fill in the information they want saved. Whenever a site from that point wants to use the autofill a pop up should appear.
In order to enable Autofill on their browser, a person can download a third-party autofill tool from a variety of websites. One particular autofill tool is called "Dashlane", which can be downloaded and applied to any browser of choice.
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As of version 6.0, Google Chrome has a built-in AutoFill feature, found under Options > Personal Stuff > AutoFill
You can change autofill info by the browser. Browser is the one that stores auto fill info. Secondly you can change the values there.
To find Autofill on your Mac, open the Safari browser and go to the Safari menu at the top left of your screen. Select "Preferences," then click on the "Autofill" tab. Here, you can manage options for Autofill, such as using information from your contacts, saved passwords, and credit cards. You can check or uncheck the boxes to customize which types of information Safari will fill in automatically.
Use the Ctrl + F shortcut key combination.