Is this possible? I know usually users want to prevent Safari from logging out automatically, in order to expedite the browsing process.
However, since I have been using the 1Password extension extensively on Safari, it seems counter-intuitive and downright stupid to have such a hardcore password system for every site, but Safari just staying logged in all the time.
My ideal setup would be this:
1. When leaving a website or closing a window, but keeping Safari open, Safari would stay logged into any sites I had logged into for that session.
2. When quitting the Safari app, all logged in sessions would expire and when I relaunch Safari, I would have to re-enter my master password for 1Password in order to re- fill in my various logins everywhere.
I have unchecked the boxes in Safari's preferences to save "User names and passwords," as well as "Other forms," but Safari is still staying logged in, even after quitting the application.
Any ideas?
However, since I have been using the 1Password extension extensively on Safari, it seems counter-intuitive and downright stupid to have such a hardcore password system for every site, but Safari just staying logged in all the time.
My ideal setup would be this:
1. When leaving a website or closing a window, but keeping Safari open, Safari would stay logged into any sites I had logged into for that session.
2. When quitting the Safari app, all logged in sessions would expire and when I relaunch Safari, I would have to re-enter my master password for 1Password in order to re- fill in my various logins everywhere.
I have unchecked the boxes in Safari's preferences to save "User names and passwords," as well as "Other forms," but Safari is still staying logged in, even after quitting the application.
Any ideas?
