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How to disable browser prompts to save passwords
How to disable browser prompts to save passwords
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When entering new passwords, the browser offers to save them in its database. This is the standard behavior of the program. But you can turn off these annoying suggestions if you don't trust the data to the browser and store passwords in your head or in a secure password manager.

How to disable browser prompts to save passwords
How to disable browser prompts to save passwords

Find the instructions for your browser and follow it. After that, the program will stop bothering you with notifications about saving passwords.

Google chrome

For computer

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  1. In the browser menu, select "Settings" → "Show advanced settings".
  2. Uncheck "Prompt to save passwords with Google Smart Lock for passwords."

For Android

  1. Open the menu and select "Settings" → "Save Passwords".
  2. Toggle the "Save passwords" toggle switch.

For iOS

  1. Go to the menu and select Settings → Save. passwords ".
  2. Switch the toggle switch "Save. passwords ".

Mozilla Firefox

For computer

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  1. In the browser menu, select "Settings" → "Protection".
  2. Uncheck the box next to Remember logins for sites.

For Android

  1. Open the menu and select Options → Privacy.
  2. Uncheck the Remember logins box.

For iOS

  1. Open the menu and select "Options".
  2. Toggle the "Save logins" toggle switch.

Opera

For computer

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  1. In the browser menu, select "Settings" → "Security".
  2. Uncheck the box next to Prompt to save entered passwords.

For Android

  1. Go to the menu and select "Settings" (gear icon) → "Advanced".
  2. Toggle the "Save passwords" toggle switch.

Microsoft Edge

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  1. In the browser menu, select "Options" → "View additional. options".
  2. Toggle the "Suggest saving passwords" toggle switch.

Safari

For computer

  1. In the browser menu, select "Settings" and open the "Autocomplete" tab.
  2. Clear the User Names and Passwords check box.

For iOS

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  1. Launch the Preferences app and choose Safari → AutoComplete.
  2. Toggle the "Names and Passwords" toggle switch.

Internet Explorer

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  1. Select "Browser Options" from the menu.
  2. In the window that opens, go to the "Contents" tab.
  3. Under the "Autocomplete" caption, click on the "Options" button.
  4. Uncheck the box for Usernames and Passwords in Forms and click OK.

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