T thebadgator87 macrumors member Original poster Jun 22, 2012 58 0 Jul 29, 2012 #1 Is there somewhere I can turn this on or does it not exist?
K kgs macrumors regular Jul 29, 2012 102 1 Jul 29, 2012 #2 thebadgator87 said: Is there somewhere I can turn this on or does it not exist? Click to expand... I suggest using a real password manager. My pick? 1Password But there is basic username and password saving in Safari. Safari Preferences. AutoFill tab. "Usernames and Passwords"
thebadgator87 said: Is there somewhere I can turn this on or does it not exist? Click to expand... I suggest using a real password manager. My pick? 1Password But there is basic username and password saving in Safari. Safari Preferences. AutoFill tab. "Usernames and Passwords"
Weaselboy Moderator Staff member Jan 23, 2005 34,985 17,286 California Jul 29, 2012 #3 thebadgator87 said: Is there somewhere I can turn this on or does it not exist? Click to expand... Yes, Safari does save passwords to the OS X Keychain Access app in /Applications/Utilities. Starting with Safari 6, you can view those saved passwords in the Safari preference in the Passwords tab.
thebadgator87 said: Is there somewhere I can turn this on or does it not exist? Click to expand... Yes, Safari does save passwords to the OS X Keychain Access app in /Applications/Utilities. Starting with Safari 6, you can view those saved passwords in the Safari preference in the Passwords tab.