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Hope someone can help me with something that just recently started happening, and I have no idea why.

When I open a site in Android Chrome for which I have saved passwords, I am properly promoted to select the saved username from a pop-up dialog that asks "Use Saved Password?" With a button showing the username and obscured password to click beneath. Other times the button is located right above the keyboard.

In every instance in the past, clicking on the button inserts both the saved username and the password into the correct fields in order to log into the account. But now, for some reason, those buttons do not click at all. No matter what I do, no matter where or how hard I press, the button does not respond, it's as if the touch screen stopped working.

I have no idea why this happening and it's driving me absolutely crazy. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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I saw somewhere that changing your keyboard to Gboard would help, though it didn't work for me.

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I found a solution, delete the latest update in Chrome.

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Issue has been fixed in a chrome update today April 24.

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