Hello, I just purchased a new MacBook a week ago. When I try to log into a web page and type in the password, it automatically gets super long even though I typed one or two letters. I cannot log into the page because I can never type in the correct password because of this feature. Can someone help me with this? I attached an image for reference.
After I typed four letters...
MacBook Pro
Select the Safari Autofill entry for that website (idmsa.apple...), and delete the entry.
Change Passwords preferences in Safari on Mac - Apple Support
Then, when you log in again Safari should offer to store that Apple ID / password again.
Select the Safari Autofill entry for that website (idmsa.apple...), and delete the entry.
Change Passwords preferences in Safari on Mac - Apple Support
Then, when you log in again Safari should offer to store that Apple ID / password again.
Assuming that Mac is not owned, managed or "supervised" by an educational or similar institution, and that you are not using any non-Apple "password manager" utilities, I have no explanation for that behavior.
Since your Mac is new, you can contact Apple to ask about it. Click Get Support. Support is complimentary for the first 90 days of ownership.
No, it happens for every web pages although I don't have saved information of username and password for the website...
Thank you for your advice. I appreciate your time and help!
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