When I'm using Google Chrome and visit a website where I have more than one password stored, it shows a pop up that saying "sign in as". It's getting annoying, especially when you only go to check one thing, and asks this each time.
I have disabled the option that says "auto login" in the password section.
2 Answers
I've been annoyed by the same thing for a while on several sites, mainly Twitter and Instagram, and I recently did some research to find out what was causing it.
I learned that the "Sign in as" pop-up is caused by sites using the Credential Management API. There doesn't seem to be a way to disable it in Chrome's settings, but if you happen to be using an userscript extension such as Tampermonkey, you can use a simple script to make the API inaccessible, getting rid of the pop-ups while retaining all other Chrome's password storing functionality.
// ==UserScript==
// @name Disable Credential Management API
// @include *
// @run-at document-start
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
delete Object.getPrototypeOf(navigator).credentials;Try disabling the pop-up in settings of chrome. or simply , go to advance settings, then site settings-> notifications -> remove -> disable sites can ask... -> under allow, remove all the unnecessary stuffs there.
