How to disable automatic Google Chrome login

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La versión nueva de Google Chrome, presentada hace un par de semanas con motivo del décimo aniversario del browser, ha traído varias novedades. It has also left us with a new design, which has not concluded to convince all users. Among the new functions that have been introduced in this version number 69, there is one that is generating controversy among users.

Even though the company itself has announced that they will modify it in a future update, Google Chrome still has automatic login. A feature that users are not liking too much, so it will be changed in a month. Even when it is feasible to deactivate it and we will teach you how to do it.

Debido a este inicio de sesión automático, cuando visitamos un portal Web de Google e iniciamos sesión en él, el navegador you will also log into our profile. They will even if we don't intend this. And this is what has caused controversy among Google Chrome users. Especially at a time when privacy is more debated than ever.

This is a function that can save time, a couple of clicks less, but it goes against those users who want to maintain privacy. Since the synchronization of the browsing data ends on the Google servers. For this reason, many are looking for ways to avoid this automatic login to the browser.

The good news is that it is feasible to do so and it is not too complicated. Here are the steps to follow in order to deactivate it:

Disable automatic login in Google Chrome

For this, we have to start by opening the browser on our PC. After, we must go to the navigation bar. In this case, to deactivate the automatic login, we are going to use the hidden menu of Google Chrome. That is where we find the option that enables us to do this. You will see that it is very easy.

In the navigation bar we must write: chrome: // flags / # consistency-count. Gracias a esta dirección, nos dirigimos a un menú experimental del navegador donde podemos administrar múltiples aspectos que hacen referencia a nuestra cuenta de Username. Vamos de forma directa al capítulo donde podemos administrar el inicio de sesión, que veremos que se muestra con un sombreado amarillo en la pantalla.

We will see that it is the first option that appears on the screen, with yellow shading. Next to the option "Consistency of identity between the browser and the cookie jar" there is a drop-down list. Then we must click on it, and several options will appear on the screen. The one that interests us in this circumstance is "Disabled", which is the last one that appears in the drop-down list. Hence, we click on it.

By clicking on this option, what we are doing is complete automatic syncing in Google Chrome. Cuál es el punto que está generando polémica entre los usuarios de browsers. Una vez que hemos escogido la opción, hacemos clic en el botón azul «relanzar ahora» que aparece en la parte inferior de la pantalla. De esta dinámica, se relanzará el navegador, con esta opción ya activada oficialmente.

Google Chrome will restart automatically. When we regain access, we can try to access a Google web portal and log in. We will see how in these cases andthis automatic login will not be performed again that the browser has entered its new version. Then those users who are concerned about their privacy no longer have anything to worry about. This feature has been disabled in your browser. You can see that it is easy to reach.

A new version of the browser is expected to be released in a month. In the same, this automatic login will no longer be active, or it will be something that the user can configure manually. It is not entirely clear how this change will be introduced.