Complete Guide to Logging Out of Twitter from the Website

If you are using a public computer to access your Twitter account, then it safe to log out when you are done. Signing out of Twitter account is pretty easy. In this blog, we will guide you on how to log out of Twitter from the web. Let’s get started.

How to Log out via the Twitter website
1. Open your favorite web browser on your computer.

2. Go to the Twitter website.

3. When your Twitter feed opens, press your profile avatar located in the top right-hand corner of
    the page.

4. In the drop-down menu, you will see a number of options.

5. Move over to the second last option named Log out.

6. Click on it.

7. Now, you will get logged out of your Twitter account.

How to remove saved login credentials?

Certain web browsers save the login credentials so that users can easily sign in later. However, when using someone else’s computer, you should always remove the saved login details. When you hit the Login button, and the login details are still there, then you must delete the saved login details from the web browser.

•  Google Chrome: Open your Twitter profile in Google Chrome. Click on the Key option located towards the right-hand corner. Now, hit the cross button located beside the Twitter account for deleting the saved details. 

• Mozilla Firefox: Open the Twitter profile in the Firefox browser. Hit the Twitter icon with a lock located at the top left corner. Now, click on > to get more options. Select More information and then click on View Saved Passwords. Just delete the Twitter account password. 

• Internet Explorer: First, you need to visit your Twitter profile from Internet Explorer. Just press the Gear icon located at the top and choose Internet Options from the drop-down menu. Now, go to the Content tab and select Settings from the AutoComplete segment. Head over to Manage passwords, and locate your Twitter account. Remove it from the list. 

Karen Martin  is a self-professed security expert; she has been making the people aware of the security threats. Her passion is to write about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and new media. She writes for Norton security products at norton.com/setup