Not only you. It happens to me too. And it happens on Mac book pro and iPad pad pro.

The solutions I’ve tried include looking in my passwords; no solution provided. Other solution includes backspacing on that website looking at history, taking a picture of the password (The problem with that is I can never get a full picture of the password as it fades in the field).

I believe that it’s due to the different URLs that the webpage is used when creating a pass. Often I have to go to my gmail to authenticate The password, and then I am directed to a different URL. And then everything is messed up.

What I’m doing is using a password that’s real simple to create an account. Once the account is created I go in and reset the password with the strong password and it seems to work.

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discussions.apple.com › thread › 255848541
Where to find recently generated password… - Apple Community
Hello! In the “All” password list, tap the ↑↓ icon (bottom left) and choose Date Created. ... I’ve just discovered this regression in iOS 18 too. In 17 you could simply see all recently generated passwords.
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Apple Support
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Find saved passwords and passkeys on your iPhone - Apple Support
In iOS 17 or earlier, go to Settings, scroll down and tap Passwords. Then tap Recently Deleted.
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How do you find recently generated passwords on iphone?
I have an account I need to access ASAP that I recently generated a password for which for some reason my phone did not save, but the password reset system is not working so now I am completely locked out, so I need to find the password the phone generated. ... This was available in iOS 17. iOS 18 removed that capability by design.
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View your passwords and related information on iPhone - Apple Support
Go to the Passwords app on your iPhone.
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ipad - Safari created a strong password but did not remember it - Ask Different
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Not only you. It happens to me too. And it happens on Mac book pro and iPad pad pro.

The solutions I’ve tried include looking in my passwords; no solution provided. Other solution includes backspacing on that website looking at history, taking a picture of the password (The problem with that is I can never get a full picture of the password as it fades in the field).

I believe that it’s due to the different URLs that the webpage is used when creating a pass. Often I have to go to my gmail to authenticate The password, and then I am directed to a different URL. And then everything is messed up.

What I’m doing is using a password that’s real simple to create an account. Once the account is created I go in and reset the password with the strong password and it seems to work.

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Sadly this is a problem that happens with certain websites, and sometimes due to a small hick-up. (of you followed some of the links on google they all have there reasons, Im sure I don't have to repeat them here)

Why they haven't got a feature (like Dashlane) to show you the recently created but not saved passwords is a mystery to me. AFAIK you'll have to reset your password.

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reddit.com › r/applehelp › how to find apple "strong password" if not in keychain?
r/applehelp on Reddit: How to find Apple "strong password" if not in keychain?
October 6, 2022 -

I allowed Apple to create a strong password for an app I use on my iPhone but after being logged out and trying to log back in, there is no record of the password in iCloud keychain making it impossible to log into the app. Is there anyway to find it?

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You're absolutely correct and this has made Suggested Passwords pretty aggravating. My hunch is this has to do with how some websites are coded. While not solving the problem, in MacOS Ventura you'll be able to select Edit Strong Password and select the password and copy it to cache before it's lost. https://imgur.com/a/RWbuI8X Sorry, I'm not sure about on iPhone. All you can do is use Forgot My Password or Reset Password for the website to initiate the reset for you.
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I know this is fairly old thread. But since this is what came up when I searched for 'how do I find a password that I just generated on apple mac book", I figure I should add a response so that the next person that comes across this thread will hopefully benefit. In the current version of MacOS with a dedicated password app, recently generated passwords are a separate window. You can view that window after you open the password app, and click on "View -> Generated Passwords" in the menu bar at the top. https://imgur.com/a/L2cFaCo
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support.kaspersky.com › KPM › iOSMR11U4 › en-US › 166489.htm
View the Password Generator history
The Password Generator window opens, and the app generates a password using the default parameters. ... The Recent Passwords window opens with the list of your most recently copied passwords.
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Apple Community
discussions.apple.com › thread › 255773083
Since the update to iPadOS 18 some newly … - Apple Community
I am on an iPad Air running iPadOS 18.2.1. 456 3 ... I have a similar problem, however even if I use a generated password by pressing the fill and save button, it doesn’t update the password in the password app, so when I try to log into website afterwards ,it auto fills my old saved password instead of the new one. if I go into passwords I can find the new auto generated password under the title of recently generated passwords, I then have to copy it, paste into website and then I get the box confirmation to update password in keychain.
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discussions.apple.com › thread › 8250728
is there a way to find last suggested pas… - Apple Community
January 26, 2018 - If it's not saved in Keychain then unfortunately no. You will need to use the site's reset password function and this time note any Safari created password or create your own strong password.
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#ios18 #find #passwords Here's how to find your passwords on your iPhone after iOS 18 update.
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How to obtain previous (not the current) passwords from keychain on iOS? - Ask Different
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The older passwords are unfortunately not stored in the keychain and cannot be recovered from the iCloud backup.

Your only option is to use the account recovery methods made available by that specific web site. For example many web sites allow account recovery through sending a password reset link via email.

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How To Find Passwords on iPhone - iOS 18 - 2025 - YouTube
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How to find passwords on iPhone? In this tutorial, I show you how to find and see your saved passwords on iPhone iOS 18. This means you can see your password...
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How to find saved passwords and passkeys in the Passwords app on iPhone and iPad | Apple Support - YouTube
In iOS 18 and later, you can use the Passwords app to create, manage, and share passwords and passkeys. You can also use Passwords to find passwords and pass...
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Stored Passwords Missing After iOS 18/18.5 Update? Here's How to Recover Them - The Mac Observer
September 28, 2025 - While it’s reliable for the most part, there’s a chance that your stored passwords might go missing after installing the recent iOS 18.5 update. But does it mean you’ll be locked out of your accounts? Of course not. This guide will show you how to recover your credentials. In order to streamline access, all your credentials have been moved to a dedicated Passwords app on iOS 18. If you can’t find anything in there, there are a bunch of reasons why this might happen.
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If you used the password generator and can't find the password to sign in | 1Password Support
Select the password generator button , then select Password Generator History.
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How to find saved passwords on an iPhone | NordPass
Learn how to view saved passwords on an iPhone, plus smarter ways to keep credentials safe and synced everywhere.
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Password generated history | 1Password Community
Why is there no password generated history in the iOS app? Seems like a no brainer feature, can’t tell you how many times I’ve had users generate a pw on...
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Apple Community
discussions.apple.com › thread › 254943466
Can I see my password history on the saved passwords?
Tap Settings, then select Passwords. In iOS 13 or earlier, select Passwords & Accounts, then tap Website & App Passwords.
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How to view password history in LastPass?
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