Like Firefox and Chrome, Safari also has a feature to save the passwords you enter to log in to various sites on the internet.
That way, if one day you forget your password you can see it directly in Safari.
All passwords saved in Safari will also be automatically saved in your iCloud account. So it is automatically available on all your Apple devices, from iPhone, iPad, to Mac.
The following is a way to view all passwords stored in Safari.
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How to View Saved Passwords in Safari
First, open Safari on your Mac first. Then click the Safari menu > Preferences…
Next the preferences window will appear. Androbuntu friends, just click the Password tab.
Next, you are required to enter your Mac password or you can also use Touch ID to open all the passwords stored in Safari.
You will immediately see a list of passwords from various sites stored in Safari. Incidentally, in Safari I only save one password , namely to log in to the androbuntu.com site. Tap one of the sites to find out the saved password , then click the Details button…
You will see complete information about the site, username and password .
You can also add and delete saved passwords . If you’re not a user of the entire Apple ecosystem, then I recommend using a cross-platform password manager app.
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That way, you can access and manage passwords on different devices. Starting from Android, iPhone, Linux, Mac, to Windows. And you are not “locked” to just one ecosystem.