I bet you didn't know that you can remove the "ativar y" from your screen. That's right, if you want to use "Renee" as your screen name and not have it show up as ativar y, all you need to do is go into Chrome preferences and uncheck the "Use upper-case letters for passwords and email addresses" setting. After doing so, your name will remain Renee instead of AtivarReneE. This in no way weakens your account, in fact in most cases it actually is a safer alternative. With the above setting unchecked, anyone will be able to know that you have an ativar password. While having a "ativar" or "ativa" password isn't inherently insecure, it is nice keep your account more secure by adhering to this simple rule.

From what I can tell from playing with this setting, it only applies to the login screen name and not the actual passwords themselves. After making this change, your browser will no longer autocorrect your login name into "@tivanova" every time you enter a password.

I couldn't find any information on how long this option has been there, but I'm assuming it's been around for a while. If you have more experience using this feature or can provide more insight into its purpose, please let me know in the comments section below! To enable autocorrect on Chrome follow these simple steps:

1. Open up Google Chrome.

2. Go to the "chrome://settings/passwords" page. If you are unfamiliar with how to open this page, click here for a detailed tutorial!

3. Here if your screen name is filled in just delete it and type in your desired screen name without the ativar or ativa extension.

4. Select "Autocorrect on/off"

5. Now that you have that set to the correct setting, click the reload icon in the top right hand corner of your browser.

6. If Chrome is correctly detecting your screen name you will now see the change take effect immediately!

7. That's all there is to it! You can now enjoy your screen name without having ativar or ativa show up when typing in your passwords! To disable autocorrect on Chrome follow these simple steps:

1. Open up Google Chrome.

2. Go to the "chrome://settings/passwords" page . If you are unfamiliar with how to open this page, click here for a detailed tutorial!

3. Click the "Autocorrect on/off" toggle to disable autocorrect. You can also uncheck the box below this setting if you do not want the auto correct feature enabled at all.

4. Click the "Reload" button in the upper right hand corner of your browser. Chrome will reload your settings and disable autocorrect for your passwords automatically.

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