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Password AutoFill simplifies login and account creation tasks for iOS apps and webpages. With just a few taps, your users can create and save new passwords or log in to an existing account. Users don’t even need to know their password; the system handles everything. Autofill your user name and password in Safari on Mac. With AutoFill, you can easily fill in your previously saved user names and passwords. You can also have a strong password created for you when you set up a password on a website. Fields where information has been entered for you are highlighted in yellow. Open Safari for me. You can use 1Password mini to create custom passwords. To open 1Password mini, click in the Safari toolbar and click Generate Password. Adjust the settings for your new password, then click Save & Copy to use your new password. Do more with 1Password mini. With it like that, I have to dismiss Bitwarden on the autofill prompts and then the 1Password autofill bubble shows up fine. I have tried making 1Password the autofill provider and I have turned on the accessibility service, but if Bitwarden isn't set as the primary autofill. To stop Safari from asking to save your passwords: Click the Safari menu and choose Preferences. Click the AutoFill icon. Turn off all the AutoFill web forms settings: “Using info from my contacts”, “User names and passwords”, “Credit cards”, and “Other forms”. To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords.

To stop Safari from asking to save your passwords:

1. Click the Safari menu and choose Preferences.
2. Click the AutoFill icon.
3. Turn off all the AutoFill web forms settings: “Using info from my contacts”, “User names and passwords”, “Credit cards”, and “Other forms”.

Chrome

To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords:

1. Click the Chrome menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
2. Click Passwords.
3. Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.

Tip

If you’ve saved passwords in Chrome, you can move them to 1Password.

Firefox

To stop Firefox from asking to save your passwords:

1. Click the Firefox menu in the toolbar and choose Preferences.
2. Click Privacy & Security.
3. Turn off “Ask to save logins and passwords for websites”.

Brave

To stop Brave from asking to save your passwords:

1. Click the Brave menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
2. Click “Additional settings”, then click Auto-fill.
3. Click Passwords.
4. Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.

Microsoft Edge

To stop Edge from asking to save your passwords:

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1. Click the Edge menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
2. Click Passwords.
3. Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.

Safari

To stop Safari from asking to save your passwords:

1. Open Settings, then tap Passwords & Accounts.
2. Tap AutoFill Passwords.
3. Turn off iCloud Keychain.

Firefox

To stop Firefox from asking to save your passwords:

1. Open Firefox, then tap the Firefox menu.
2. Tap Logins & Passwords. If you don’t see it, tap Settings first.
3. Turn off Save Logins.

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Chrome

To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords:

1. Open Chrome, then tap the Chrome menuand choose Settings.
2. Tap Passwords.
3. Turn off Save Passwords.

Microsoft Edge

To stop Microsoft Edge from asking to save your passwords:

1. Open Microsoft Edge, then tapand choose Settings.
2. Tap Privacy, then turn off “Offer to save passwords”.

Learn more

To turn off the password manager in a different browser, check its documentation.

Chrome

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To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords:

1. Click the Chrome menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
2. Click Passwords.
3. Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.

You should move any Chrome passwords into 1Password to make sure they’re safe.

Firefox

To stop Firefox from asking to save your passwords:

1. Click the Firefox menu in the toolbar and choose Options.
2. Click Privacy & Security.
3. Turn off “Remember logins and passwords for websites”.

Microsoft Edge

To stop Edge from asking to save your passwords:

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1. Click the Edge menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
2. Click Passwords.
3. Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.

Brave

To stop Brave from asking to save your passwords:

1. Click the Brave menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
2. Click “Additional settings”, then click Auto-fill.
3. Click Passwords.
4. Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.

Internet Explorer

To stop Internet Explorer from asking to save your passwords:

1. Click the Settings menuand choose “Internet options”.
2. Click the Content tab.
3. In the AutoComplete section, click Settings.
4. Turn off “Forms and Searches” and “User names and passwords on forms”, then click OK.

Chrome

To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords:

1. Open Chrome, then tap and choose Settings.
2. Tap Passwords.
3. Turn off “Save passwords”.

Firefox

To stop Firefox from asking to save your passwords:

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1. Open Firefox, then tap and choose Settings.
2. Tap Privacy.
3. Turn off “Remember logins”.

Learn more

To turn off the password manager in a different browser, check its documentation.