How To Clear All Suggestions On Google

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Google Search, the feature you're almost certainly using every time you type something in your browser's search bar, is the most popular search engine. Millions and millions of people use it for everything and anything, from researching school projects to shopping for the latest gaming consoles, looking for cool new recipes to finding that movie you can't remember the name of. The problem is that when typing fast, we all can fall victim to the occasional spelling error. And since Google remembers, it will autofill that mistake over and over again. Ugh.

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Fortunately, Google is smart enough to remember, and it can be trained to forget. Whether you're using Google Search in Chrome, or another web browser like Safari or Firefox, here's how you can delete mistakes as well as disable its auto-fill feature entirely.

Delete a single auto-fill prediction in Chrome:

• Start typing the mistaken web address.
• The incorrect web address will appear in Chrome's autocomplete suggestion area below the address bar.
• Scroll down using your keyboard's arrow keys until the autocomplete suggestion is highlighted.
• Hold down Shift + FN + Delete on your Mac. Hold down Shift + Delete on a PC.

Boom, done. You won't see that auto-fill prediction anymore. Another option is to turn off all auto-fill predictions in general. Here's how.

Turn off all auto-fill Search predictions in Chrome:

• Open Chrome.
• Go to the Settings menu, which can be found by clicking the three vertical dots in the menu bar.
• You'll be directed to a new tab in Chrome. Select "Advanced" at the bottom.
• In the Privacy section, deselect the "Use a prediction service to help complete searches and URLs typed in the address bar" option.

Turn off Google's auto-fill Search suggestions in Safari:

• Open Safari.
• Select the Safari option in your Mac's menu bar (in the top left corner of your screen).
• Select Preferences in the drop-down menu.
• Select the Search option.
• In this screen, Google should be selected as your default search engine.
• Deselect the option that says "Include search engine suggestions."

Turn off Google's auto-fill Search predictions in Firefox:

• Select Firefox in the menu bar at the top of your screen.
• Select Preferences.
• Select the Search tab on the left side of your screen.
• Google should be selected as your default search engine. Deselect the option that says "Provide search suggestions."

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