Autofill, passwords, and passkeys — Explore Straight Up Browser

01In Settings, Autofill, add yourself from Contacts.Contacts stays the source of truth. Browser stores who you picked and reads their current details when a form asks.

02Open any signup form and click into the name field.A suggestion appears. One pick fills every matching empty field on the page and leaves anything you already typed alone.

03Turn off a whole category, like phone numbers, and try the same form again.

04From the autofill menu, choose Never Autofill on This Site.Subdomains count as separate sites.

05Turn autofill off entirely without opening Settings.⌥⌘A

06Try the same form in an incognito tab.Off by default there, so a private tab does not hand over your real details. There is a switch if you want it anyway.

07Sign in with a disposable account and submit the form.A save card appears beside the login fields, with Never for This Site, Not Now, Save, and an option to require Touch ID before filling. Saving another password for the same login offers Update instead.

08Reload, focus the username field, and pick the saved login.⌥⌘\Browser fills both fields only after your pick. If that login requires authentication, the system asks for Touch ID first. Settings, Autofill lists saved logins, never-save sites, and the prompt style.

09Right-click a password field and choose Passwords…The system Passwords picker opens, just as it does from AutoFill, Passwords… in the menu bar.

10Sign in to a passkey-enabled site with Touch ID.The site talks directly to WebKit's passkey support and iCloud Keychain. Browser does not build a second passkey vault.

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