I share your caution, Joe, I don't save any passwords on my iphone or ipad either.

I never save passwords on my iPad or laptop. I don't trust either that much 

I don't have an iphone or ipad but do save passwords on my desktop puter.. have an android phone and created a specific gmail account just to get to the play store for some free apps and save the password on the phone but never use it for anything other than the fact you need a gmail account for an android phone. . wouldn't do any buying/banking or anything involving paying for stuff on a phone or tablet. . if it's something you take out and about with you and could get lost or stolen then no way I'd save a password on it. .

My desktop is a bit heavy to carry around so am not so worried about saving passwords on that

There are some strong tea leafs about today Olly  

I'm not strong enough to pop my desktop in my handbag Moonie..

Only leave the house a few hours a month in total and that is in the daytime when my neighbours are about so pretty sure they'd spot someone coming out with my desktop... do have a lappy as well but don't take that anywhere either

[crossing fingers and touching wood so as not to tempt fate tho ]

I'm also very naughty and use the same password for loads of things, with slight variations at the end where they want 8 characters with numbers. . but, even then I forget what the end bits are on some places hence saving them on PC/lappy. .no point keeping a separate list, I'd have no idea where I'd have put it as memory is so bad nowadays..

Did you all know that, certainly on a laptop, it will reveal every password used for every site, if you ask it nicely.  You just have to know where to look

yup I knew that, also on desktops too. .in fact today I had to check a password for something I couldn't recall and didn't want to reset again so I looked to see what it was in the password list 

 *is shocked* 

Ditto