Can't delete saved passwords from Safari on iOS 7

Hello. I was having the same exact problem. I'm on an iPhone 5S, running iOS 7.1.2. I finally came across a solution that completely and forever deleted stubbornly remaining emails plus passwords in the Safari autofill. Go to your settings app. General> Reset> Reset all settings. No data or media will be deleted but that pesky autofill garbage will finally go away! I tried every other solution before that...like editing my iCloud settings, re-editing autofill over and over again! Resetting all settings was my solution. I hope it works for you!

Did you manage to find a resolution?

Im having the exact same issue, mine is:

Website: https://

User Name: username@telenet.be

Password: (a random password I've never used is listed)

I already tried the reset all settings and even a total restore of the phone to no avail.

Anyone?

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I'd like to bump this as I'm having the same issue. Thee are few other reports on these forums as well.

I have found a solution.

You need to use Keychain Access on OS X. In the sidebar select iCloud. You can locate the entry by searching for the part after the @ in the email address of that entry. Right click it. Select "Delete". It will be deleted from that machine as well as any other device synced with iCloud keychain.

I did this in Mavericks, but it should work on Yosemite as well.

As far as I know there is yet no way to do this in iOS.

I filed a radar as well rdar://18835323

Hope this helps.

This is a serious security loophole in Safari.

I even reset iPad settings General > Reset > Reset Settings.

The phone restarts but even that did not remove my saved usernames and passwords.

Anyone can just select one of those entries to see mybpassowrd in plain text.

Did not expect such idiotic problems in Apple products.

After disabling the keychain this particular password (https://[nothing]) is still listed. Thus it's stored somewhere on the device itself.

I did a complete reset, however didn't want to do all the settings again, therefor I restored the last backup and the password came back again, unfortunately.

Bump

I have that same problem. These two entries with https:// (blank) are stuck in my saved auto filled passwords. They keep re-appearing after I try deleting them.

I am trying to do this on my iPhone and I do not have access to an Apple computer.

1- Settings

2 - Safari

3 - Passwards

4 - Your Touch ID or your iph pass code

5 - Edit

6 - Check ( all ) or what you want to delete

7 - Delete

8 - Have a nice day

I've tried this and it doesn't work.

When I go back to the password section after deleting, all the blank corrupted entries re-appear.

I found solution!!!!
Delete them from Keychain Access.app, located at Applications➞Utilities (then go to iCould and find, delete them). After deleting, restart your Safari!
You are welcome!

This worked! Thank you!!

I solved this using the Keychain Access app in OS X from my laptop; to the best of my knowledge there isn't a similar app in iOS.

Start the app and for each entry of this form

Website: http:// OR https://
(and a blank URL)

User Name: whatever

Password: whatever

Right click on the entry and select Get Info. In the Where field, enter any URL (e.g., http://apple.com). Change the Name field to something like DeleteMe (not essential but it makes finding it in the list easier). Save this modified entry. In Keychain list, right click on the entry you just modified and select Delete. The entry will be removed form the list. It will also disappear from the Safari passwords list on any device using the same iCloud account.

It's a good idea but mine is persistent - it's a T-Mobile wifi password from Frankfurt airport by the looks of it.

A small complication is that I do not generally have iCloud password syncing enabled on the device (it's a work phone and they have a Profile policy against it) and I am pretty sure that's the root of it. But, I can disable that profile to get syncing and from "cold" the bad password will sync to Keychain, and it can be edited, and deleted. (I can also just delete it, but that deletion does not pass through to the iPhone.)

Unfortunately in my case this creates a new entry on the iPhone and while I can delete that either on the iPhone or Keychain, the original remains.

I can also edit the entry on the iPhone - user name and password, not the website, for which the only option is deletion - but this creates a new entry which also cannot be deleted. The way to delete these new ones is to edit them back to the same details.

The good thing is that when I started playing with this a couple of weeks ago, my work iPad - which has the same Profile controlling syncing - had the same undeleteable password, but it has subsequently gone away.

It is not the end of the world but it is weird.