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How to Turn Off the Prompt “Sign In With Google”

Some websites show you a “Sign in with Google” prompt to help you quickly sign in to that website. If you would like to avoid this prompt, there’s an easy way to disable it from your Google account’s Settings menu

RAYMOND OGLESBY @RaymondOglesby2
April 7, 2022

Some websites show you a “Sign in with Google” prompt to help you quickly sign in to that website. If you would like to avoid this prompt, there’s an easy way to disable it from your Google account’s Settings menu. Let’s see how this is done.

This is for devices using Google. Screenshots are from Windows 10

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The “Sign in with Google” prompt is tied to your Google account and not to a particular web browser. This means that you will need to disable the prompt in your account to prevent it from appearing across all your web browsers, including both desktop and mobile browsers.

First, open your Google My Account site in a web browser on your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer. Then, log in to your Google account if you have not already done so.

Next, when the site loads, first, select Security in the left sidebar. Refer to the below image:

Signin Google 1 — Selecting Security option

Now, on the Security page, scroll down to the Signing in to other sites section. Here, click the Signing in with Google option. See the below image:

Signin Google 2 — Selecting Google sign in

On the next page, under the Signing in with Google section, toggle OFF the Google Account sign-in prompts. See the following image:

Signin Google 3 — Disable Google sign in

Now, you will see an Updated message in the lower left-hand corner of your browser telling you that your settings are saved. Refer to the below image:

Signin Google 4 — Your updated change notification

Note: If you are logged in to multiple Google accounts in your web browser, repeat the above process for each account to get rid of the Sign in with Google prompt.

If you want to reverse this action, simply repeat the above steps and toggle ON the Google Account sign-in prompts.

From now on, you will not see the Sign in with Google prompt on any website.

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How to Change the Mouse Pointer snd Text Indicator on Windows 10

Windows 10 lets you increase the mouse cursor’s size and change its color as well as changed the text indicator.. Want a black mouse cursor instead? You can choose that. Want a huge yellow inverted cursor that’s easier to see? You can choose that, too. Want the cursor indicator that you can see? In our example, we will create a Scheme of yellow inverted size three cursor and a blue text indicator with a thickness of three.

RAYMOND OGLESBY @RaymondOglesby2
April 5, 2022

Windows 10 lets you increase the mouse cursor’s size and change its color as well as changed the text indicator. Want a black mouse cursor instead? You can choose that. Want a huge yellow inverted cursor that’s easier to see? You can choose that, too. Want the cursor indicator that you can see? In our example, we will create a Scheme of yellow inverted size three cursor and a blue text indicator with a thickness of three. Let’s explore how this is done.

This is for devices running Windows 10

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Change the Mouse Settings

First, open Mouse Settings. In the Cortana search box at the lower left-hand corner, type in “mouse settings“. From the results, in the upper left-hand corner, click the Mouse settings result. The Mouse window will then open.

Next, in this window, you can adjust:

Cursor speed – move the slider from slow to fast
Mouse wheel scroll – select Multiple lines at a time
Lines to scroll – as you move the slider, hover on it to see the number to scroll
Scroll inactive windows – to enable, switch the toggle to ON

Refer to the below image:

When finished, click Adjust mouse & cursor size in the upper right-hand corner. Now, on the window that opens, you can adjust:

Pointer size – change the size from small to large
Pointer color – change the color by clicking the second and fourth tile. A color picker will appear for you to choose a color
Set touch feedback – change touch feedback toggle to ON

See the below image:

Cursor 3 — Adjust the mouse pointer options

Change the Text Indicator

Next, in the pane on the left, select the Text cursor option. See the following image:

Cursor 4 — Select the Text cursor option

Now, on the menu that opens, you can adjust:

Text cursor indicator – toggle the switch to ON
Text cursor size – from small to large
Text cursor indicator color – select a color from the tiles
Text cursor thickness – as you move the slider, hover on it to see the number for thickness

When finished, navigate back to the Mouse settings window. In the find a setting box in the upper left-hand corner, type in “mouse” and choose Mouse settings option.

Next, on the window that opens, select Additional mouse options in the upper right-hand corner. Refer to the below image:

Cursor 6 — Select Additional mouse options

Now, the Mouse Properties window will open. Select the Pointers tab. Then label the Scheme by clicking the drop-down box and type in a name, click OK. When finished, click OK at the bottom. See the below image:

In our example, we have created a Scheme of yellow inverted size three cursor and a blue text indicator with a thickness of three.

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