Safari
To stop Safari from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Safari menu and choose Preferences.
- Click the AutoFill icon.
- Turn off all the AutoFill web forms settings: “Using info from my contacts”, “User names and passwords”, “Credit cards”, and “Other forms”.
Chrome
To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Chrome menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
- Click Passwords.
- Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.
Tip
If you’ve saved passwords in Chrome, you can move them to 1Password.
Firefox
To stop Firefox from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Firefox menu in the toolbar and choose Preferences.
- Click Privacy & Security.
- Turn off “Ask to save logins and passwords for websites”.
Brave
To stop Brave from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Brave menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
- Click “Additional settings”, then click Auto-fill.
- Click Passwords.
- Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.
Microsoft Edge
To stop Edge from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Edge menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
- Click Passwords.
- Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.
Safari
To stop Safari from asking to save your passwords:
- Open Settings, then tap Passwords & Accounts.
- Tap AutoFill Passwords.
- Turn off iCloud Keychain.
Firefox
To stop Firefox from asking to save your passwords:
- Open Firefox, then tap the Firefox menu .
- Tap Logins & Passwords. If you don’t see it, tap Settings first.
- Turn off Save Logins.
Chrome
To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords:
- Open Chrome, then tap the Chrome menu and choose Settings.
- Tap Passwords.
- Turn off Save Passwords.
Microsoft Edge
To stop Microsoft Edge from asking to save your passwords:
- Open Microsoft Edge, then tap and choose Settings.
- Tap Privacy, then turn off “Offer to save passwords”.
Learn more
To turn off the password manager in a different browser, check its documentation.
Chrome
To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Chrome menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
- Click Passwords.
- Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.
You should move any Chrome passwords into 1Password to make sure they’re safe.
Firefox
To stop Firefox from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Firefox menu in the toolbar and choose Options.
- Click Privacy & Security.
- Turn off “Remember logins and passwords for websites”.
Microsoft Edge
To stop Edge from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Edge menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
- Click Passwords.
- Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.
Brave
To stop Brave from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Brave menu in the toolbar and choose Settings.
- Click “Additional settings”, then click Auto-fill.
- Click Passwords.
- Turn off “Offer to save passwords”.
Internet Explorer
To stop Internet Explorer from asking to save your passwords:
- Click the Settings menu and choose “Internet options”.
- Click the Content tab.
- In the AutoComplete section, click Settings.
- Turn off “Forms and Searches” and “User names and passwords on forms”, then click OK.
Chrome
To stop Chrome from asking to save your passwords:
- Open Chrome, then tap and choose Settings.
- Tap Passwords.
- Turn off “Save passwords”.
Firefox
To stop Firefox from asking to save your passwords:
- Open Firefox, then tap and choose Settings.
- Tap Privacy.
- Turn off “Remember logins”.
Learn more
To turn off the password manager in a different browser, check its documentation.