Next to the ‘User names and passwords’ button, you should see an ‘Edit…’ button give it a click.You can also review all the passwords that Safari has previously saved, and remove any you no longer want it to remember: Select ‘Safari > Preferences…’ from the toolbar.To completely disable the password-saving feature on Apple Safari: And, just in case you’ve already stored some passwords in your browser, I’ll also be showing you how to pinpoint and remove specific passwords from your browser’s memory. If you don’t want to store any passwords in your web browser, then those constant “Would you like to save this password?” popups can start to get annoying, so in this article I’ll be showing you how to prevent all the major web browsers from ever displaying this popup. Perhaps you share your Mac with other people and don’t like the thought of them potentially having access to your accounts maybe you prefer to store all your passwords in a dedicated password manager app or maybe you have a great memory and like the added security of knowing your passwords aren’t stored anywhere except in your own head. While this feature can make your life easier, sometimes you might not want your web browser to remember your passwords. Whenever you enter a password anywhere online, most modern web browsers will ask whether you want it to remember this password.
