Apple developed Safari Web Browser in January 2003. It uses the WebKit and Nitro web engine for its great functionality. Safari Web Browser is not open source, but Commercial and proprietary software owned by Apple Corporation. Currently, Safari 9 running on OS X operating system.

Safari Web Browser provide us a great leisure i.e AutoFill which saves our ‘usernames’ and passwords in  Safari web browsers just to prevent us from entering lots of logins details whenever you browse your required website. There must be a situation in the past when you didn’t need to have an autofill password saved in your Safari web browser. It is very easy to manage your stored usernames and passwords of different website in Safari Mac OS X.  




Here is the procedure to remove Saved Username and Password in Safari Web Browser

• Just Open Safari web browser

• Click Preferences from the menu.

• Press the “Passwords” tab.
  Now, You can select the website that you  want to remove the stored password.
   

  

  
  Image courtesy : OSXDaily

   

Either click on the “Remove” button or press the ‘Delete’ from keyboard.
Also, you can click “Remove All” or use Shift+Click to select a group of usernames and passwords to remove multiple accounts.



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