This problem is on a MacMini OS10.12.6
Safari 12.1.1
All is as expected on my iMac 10.11.6, Safari 11.1.2.
Since the last iPhone update a week or two ago (yes, I updated it and the iNat app too) I have not been able to log in to upload to the iNaturalist app, or to log in at all to iNaturalist.nz in Safari, on my iPhone.
I don’t know how long it has been since I logged in on the MacMini, and I may have changed my password for some reason since it last saved it.
Today iNat website opens with the log in page, my user name is there, but no pw. When I click on the pw field, a hidden pw pops up as usual (looks like the right length), but disappears immediately. (So I can’t screen shot it).
Requesting pw reset instructions results in a msg that pw reset instructions will be emailed shortly. No email results (at least 15-30 minutes? I have been doing other things.)
With the latest iPhone update, I was asked to “complete update” by doing something with the words “iCloud keychain”. I initially declined, since iCloud presents problems for me in accessing and deleting my iPhone photos, and I have disabled it as back up. LAter, in case it was the problem here, I accepted the “Complete update” request.
iPhone SE MP852X/A, iOS 13.1.3 iCloud Keychain is “on” on my iPhone.
NB I don’t know how iCloud or the password keychain work, and have only had an iPhone for a year, so I may have done something to disrupt the flow of info somewhere.
An hour ago I tried logging in to the website on the MacMini and it declined the saved password. I requestd an email with pw change instructions, but no email has arrived.
In summary: I can log in as usual with the password saved on my iMac. (I don’t know what it is).
I can’t log in to the website on the MacMini or iPhone.
My iPhone logs in automatically to iNaturalist app, showing my Profile, my Obs and activity, but demands “Sign In” before uploading, and I have the known bug that prevents Sign In.
I cannot obtain the pw change directions email.
I cannot find the details of my iNat version or update. It was within the last two weeks, and as recommended in the forum after the iOS update.