Google Chrome is without a doubt the world's most popular desktop and laptop browser. Its several great characteristics, such as speed and security, have elevated it above other browsers. One feature is the autocomplete, which anticipates what you will put in the search field. While this can save you time, there are situations when you'll want to disable it. In this episode of our troubleshooting series, we'll teach you how to turn off Chrome's search bar autocomplete.
Chrome's autocomplete function guesses what you want to put in the search field, saving you from having to type the entire phrase or sentence. Most of the time, it gets it correctly, but sometimes you're looking for something else and it returns a different answer. To avoid this, just disable this function by following the procedures outlined in this video.

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