iPad won't remember usernames and passwords after iOS 7 upgrade?

The same problem is reported on another discussion:

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5349365

(Amazon, Netflix and others will not stay login after iOS 7 upgrade.)

Please check my comments for further details.

Just login to Amazon, Netflix and other sites in Safari. For each site after I entered the username and password, then after I pressed the "Log In" button, a pop-up message box appears:

Save This Password?

You can view and remove saved

passwords in the Passwords &

AutoFill section of Safari settings

Save Password

Never for This Website

Not Now

This pop-up message is new after the iOS 7 upgrade that just started to appearing in the last few hours.

ME TOO!!!!! I have all the appropriate "Passwords & Autofill" settings turned on, and the information I previously asked it to remember is listed under "Saved Passwords," but all login pages are blank when I navigate to them (both on my iPhone and iPad.

I even deleted them and tried them fresh, but when I select "Go" after entering usernames and passwords, the devices no longer prompt me as to whether or not I wish to remember them.

Frustrating!!! Hope this is a quick bug...

If you go to the Settings app, they are listed under Settings>Safai>Passwords & Autofill. There's a switch in there to tell Safari you want it to remember usernames and passwords. On my iPhone, that switch is on, but Safari still isn't remembering them.

Yes, I saw the other thread and am in the process of switching all my bookmarks to Chrome. I also tried Apple "support," which provided nothing and referred me to one or the other of these threads, which only confirm that this is a problem with no solution.

In the process of trying to make Safari save passwords, despite the promise that the rest of my data would not be lost, the reset deleted all of my Notes. Because of these problems, so far I hate iOS7 and am considering reverting to iOS6.

I think it will fix itself (it did for me after two days) it is not apple, just websites do not recognize your devices after update, as soon as they will again it will work. You may have to login manually a few times.

For me, nothing has changed, and the most annoying ones are Google and Facebook, both of which I use multiple times daily. Signing in every time I want to check my gmail is unacceptable. Also, the Safari "passwords and auto fill" settings area is BLANK, so I really don't think it's the individual websites.

Oddly enough, my have Notes showed up again after being blank for a day following my reset. So I'm relieved about that, Sutter still think it was a mistake to install a new system that's obviously still buggy.

I can offer some help on the email part, set up the gmail in settings, mail,contacts &calenders then just use the mail app to get your mail.

I have 6 emails set up in there, one quick tap and I get them all.

The google page......bring up the web page and sign into that then click remember me on that. Then make that a bookmark or homepage ect., then go thru and remove any other saved pages from these sites you may have.

When you bring it up by a saved bookmark it will always come up with the settings for that page, which your probably not logged in on that page. Delete all old links and it should work fine when you get the new one set up

In response to Dragon4486's post:

Unfortunatly Apple do dot ley you change yhe default browser from Safari to say Chrome so when I get an email with say a ling to a disussion forum I am following the ling tkes me to a browser (Safari) that does not recognise me and I have to then log in to the site again to be able to follow and take part in the discusssion. I hope that makes sense. Getting more frustrated every day. Wish i Could go back to iOS 6.

John

I have a few web pages open and I go back and forth all day long without getting logged out of the support site.

I do have one page open that I use to look up issues and I go into email and click a link from support in there and it comes up in a new window, mind you anything from a email seems to open in a new window......and I am still logged in to the support site.

The only change I made here which involves web pages is going from app to app, I slide up and go that route to go to the other app. This is the same thing I did before since I got te iPad, the layout is different but still functions the same. I still keep the window open that I am logged in on, but I usually have 6 windows I keep open all the time anyways.

Keeping multiple windows open and never logging out sounds like a work-around, not a fix for the problem. It only works if you stay logged in from the same location and never close the application--not practical for anyone on the move.

Having multiple windows open is running is how ads, tablets, cell phones work. That's common everyday stuff.

While your on a site and using it, it keeps you logged in when it comes to a tablet. On any computer whether it be a tablet, laptop, desktop....if you close the actual page, your gonna get logged out or if your inactive for a period of time you get logged out.

On any tablet regardless of what brand it is, using multiple windows is common and used for this purpose. There really is nothing in regards to it being a work around, it not. This is how it works and it works well.

I have no idea how or why it happened, but both my iPad and iPhone have, within the last couple of days, started asking me to remember usernames and passwords when previously they did not. Sadly, I do not have an answer as to how to accomplish this. I just know that mine simply started doing it.

Dragon4486, I guess your solution would be swell, IF I never left my log-in location or briefly lost my internet connection. But I do. This is an inconvenient problem in the default browser that needs to be fixed. Why are you minimizing it?