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It _wants_ to autofill, but it doesn't without the user actually confirming the autofill. Pretty important distinction to make I think
by samjmck 5y ago
It _wants_ to autofill, but it doesn't without the user actually confirming the autofill. Pretty important distinction to make I think
- lucb1e 5y agoNot just that, the "a password" is also not leaking a stored password to a random website that contains this string, it's really just popping up the autofill prompt with the passwords that you explicitly stored for this specific website.
- rd11235 5y agoAgree. Current title is inaccurate and click baity. Also, the confirmation requires authentication (at least by default, unsure if this can be changed).
- okamiueru 5y agoIn case it changes, for context, the current title is > The phrase “welcome back” on a page causes Safari to autofill a password