hello!
since some time the auto-log-in sequence by iOS saved-password-feature doesn’t work any more.
something must have changed 
Are you referring to this site? I am not having any difficulties.
I must say, though, I seem to be logged-in forever. I can’t remember the last time I had to login for this website, maybe the last time I bought a new mobile device….which is great btw
Security measures on other websites are ridiculous, you seem to be max logged in for two or three days, then you’re logged out again. And logging in requires some academic degree (and a good portion of patience) : a 11 digit password with all attributes (big and small letters, numbers, special characters) a CATPCHA, a two factor authentication over mobile, sometimes even an automated call (at least my bank does this)
So, you are automatically logged out on this site every time?
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no, i’m not logged out automatically.
only when i have logged out manually the next log-in doesn’t function comfortably by the iOS saved-password-function like it does for other websites.
and only since some time. it had functioned for years before
Because I did mot want to create a new thread, I’ll post here for a website related technical issue.
It’s only a minor inconvenience, but I am permanently getting a notification that this Website is “insecure” and I only get a few seconds to press a button meaning “proceed on your own risk” , before the webpage closes.
iPad on latest iOS.
It’s been months now like this and I do not have enough knowledge on how to turn this prompt off (i.e. make my browser Safari know this site is safe for good).
If anyone could guide me, I would be very thankful.
I get the same message about it being insecure on my iPhone, safari using 26.2. It’s been like that for a while, but mine gives me the option to continue or go back; it doesn’t force close the page.
I think it has to do with the site using http vs https.
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Interesting. Still, I assumed there must be a way to make Safari “accept” this page as “safe”… I was not able to find it in the settings though
Agreed, I haven’t been able to find a workaround either.
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I don’t get the message on my iPad on Chrome. Maybe it’s a Safari thing?
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You are right. I just tried it myself. But if it’s a http vs https warning, shouldn’t chrome warn me as well?