When logging into websites since upgrading to Sequoia, Safari now gives me a prompt to save passwords using the built-in Passwords app. However, I do not use that app; I use a different password manager. How do I get Sequoia to stop prompting me to save passwords into the built-in Passwords app?
I had this same issue. I went into Safari Settings > Autofill and then turned on and off again the setting to autofill user names and passwords. I think that's stopped the prompting now.
I had this same issue. I went into Safari Settings > Autofill and then turned on and off again the setting to autofill user names and passwords. I think that's stopped the prompting now.
wookie_tothemax wrote:
When logging into websites since upgrading to Sequoia, Safari now gives me a prompt to save passwords using the built-in Passwords app. However, I do not use that app; I use a different password manager.
How do I get Sequoia to stop prompting me to save passwords into the built-in Passwords app?
Open Password.app>Settings and try unchecking all the boxes(?)
Try using a third party browser and compare your results.
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Ok, I had turned off all of the switches in the Passwords app, and the prompts continued to come up in Safari. However, I rebooted my computer after all of that and now the prompts are no longer coming up, so maybe it was just a glitch, hopefully that is the end of the story. If I have further issues I will let you know. Thank you!
I still have the same issue. I've turned the switches on and off in Passwords, and in Safari Settings > Autofill, and rebooted many times. I still can't get rid of the 'Save Password" prompts in Safari. Very annoying for a 1Password user.
how to turn off "Save Password" Safari prompt in Sequoia
