If you sign into Gmail or other Google services such as Google+ or YouTube, Google Chrome automatically signs you into local user account which is used by Chrome for various tasks such as sync, etc. It happens due to the new Identity Consistency feature (also known as sign-in link) introduced in Google Chrome newer versions.

In other words, if you clear all cookies in Google Chrome, it doesn’t delete Google Account cookies and you remain signed in to Google services in your web browser.

If you click on the “ Clear Data” button, it removes all cookies except the cookies created by Google to store your Google Account information. (You won’t be signed out of your Google Account)įollowing screenshot shows this message in Google Chrome web browser: If you are using Google Chrome web browser and you tried to clear cache and cookies in Chrome, you might have noticed following message in the clear browsing data window: You just need to press Ctrl+Shift+Delete keys together in your web browser and it’ll show the clear browsing history window where you can select cookies option to remove them from your web browser. How to Clear / Delete Cache and Cookies in Your Web Browser You can visit the tutorial at following link: We have posted a tutorial in past which lets you know how to clear cache and cookies in all web browsers. He’ll need to enter the login credentials again.Įvery web browser provides options to clear cookies. Now if someone opens a website accessed by you, he’ll not be able to use your account. When you clear cookies stored by the web browser, it automatically sign you out from all websites. After finishing your work, you may want to clear all cookies created by the browser so that no other person can access your account in those websites. For example, you used a public or friend’s computer to sign into some websites. Many times people clear these cookies stored by the web browser for privacy and security issues. These cookies are created to stay you logged in to all websites so that you don’t need to enter your account credentials (username and password) every time you visit those websites.

When you sign in to a website (such as email website, social networking website, online forums, etc) using your web browser, one or more cookies are automatically created by your web browser to store your login information.

Google chrome keeps signing me out