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How do I remove invalid email  addresses from autofill?   Leo Notenboom here for askleo.com. If you're  not getting Confident Computing in your inbox   each Tuesday, visit askleo.com/newsletter  and sign up today. You'll get answers and   commentary and useful information to  help you compute more confidently.   One of the questions I get frequently is somebody  composing an email and they start typing an   email address and all of a sudden there's an  invalid one, or one that they don't expect, or   something is just wrong about the suggestions  that are being made by their email interface.   The problem here is that these suggestions  can come from several different places.   I'm going to show you how to clear up one  of them, and tell you about the other two.   First, the most common culprit? It's  your browser trying to be helpful.   So here we are in Microsoft Edge and  I'm going to use it as my example.   This applies to all browsers, including Chrome  and Firefox and others. The problem is that   the browser is trying to be helpful  and by being helpful I mean it says.   Oh, this is a form field. It's just a place  that you can type something onto a webpage.   You've been here before I remembered what you  typed before. Let me suggest what you typed   before in case you want to type it again. That can get in the way if you, for example   mistyped an email address. So I'm going to  type control, shift delete to bring up what   we normally would use to clear the browser cache.  I'm going to uncheck everything except for one.   And you have to Scroll down in this  list and it's this "autofill form fields   auto fill form data, including forms and  cards." This is where the browser keeps its   recommendations. It's remembering of what  you've typed into various fields before   so that it can suggest them to you again the  next time you're typing in that same field.   This is responsible I'd say for at least half  of these situations where there's something   unexpected that comes up as a suggestion  when you're typing, not just into email,   but almost any form. So go ahead and say all time,  clearing the autofill form data and clearing out   and we're done. Now all of a sudden you're not  going to get those suggestions from your browser.   Now that's only one of the places that these  suggestions can come from. The two others are a   little bit more specific to the email interface  that you happen to be using, but they apply to   both your email, if you're using web interfaces,  and if you're using a dedicated email program.   The first? Your address book. If there's something  in your address book that is similar to what   you're typing as you type into a two or CC or BCC  line, many email programs will suggest things.   Suggest them from your address book. So  the thing to do of course, is to go...