Long ago I created a gmail account and checkmarked "remember me", so when I sign in now it autopopulates my gmail and password (similar to how it does when you sign in to this forum if you checkmarked "remember me"). I also created a youtube account with this gmail.
Now I'm using proxies to create new gmail and youtube accounts, but when I go to Google it autopopulates that one gmail everytime. I always have to click "sign in with a different account" to go and register a new one.
How is Google identifying my computer even when I'm using proxies? I'm using Firefox and I click "History" then clear all my cookies, history, cache etc. I then go offline and use CCleaner, then get back online and sign in to a new proxy with a new location and new ip I've never used before. Then I go to Google again and click "sign in" and there's that original gmail still autopopulating at the sign in screen.
Thanks for anyone who can help me.
Now I'm using proxies to create new gmail and youtube accounts, but when I go to Google it autopopulates that one gmail everytime. I always have to click "sign in with a different account" to go and register a new one.
How is Google identifying my computer even when I'm using proxies? I'm using Firefox and I click "History" then clear all my cookies, history, cache etc. I then go offline and use CCleaner, then get back online and sign in to a new proxy with a new location and new ip I've never used before. Then I go to Google again and click "sign in" and there's that original gmail still autopopulating at the sign in screen.
Thanks for anyone who can help me.