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I have a site I log into but don't want to save the password for (it uses number from a hardware token as part of the credentials). Safari only give me the option to save it or "not for now". Is there supposed to be a "never" option or can I manually add this site to a whitelist or some other way to stop it asking each time?
MacBook Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11.4)
Safari > Preferences > AutoFill
Click the “Edit” button next to "User names and passwords".
Highlight and remove the site and info for which "Never for this site" was selected by electing the entry
and clicking the "Remove" button the bottom.
Quit Safari.
Log into the site again.
When the dialog appears to save autofill info, choose “Yes”.
Safari > Preferences > AutoFill
Click the “Edit” button next to "User names and passwords".
Highlight and remove the site and info for which "Never for this site" was selected by electing the entry
and clicking the "Remove" button the bottom.
Quit Safari.
Log into the site again.
When the dialog appears to save autofill info, choose “Yes”.
Thanks, Domenic.
Removing the existing entry seems to have re-set something and I had the "Never for this site" option the next time I logged in. Logging out and in a gain shows it has worked.
Cheers,
Chris.
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