Auto save passwords safari ?

Hi there
I recently changed my password for gmail and needed to replace that with the old one in auto save, by deleting the old from "passwords and auto fill" in safari settings! But now it doesn't ask me anymore to remember passwords ?
I've tried almost all up-to resetting device! But of no vain
Such a hassle to type in passwords again n again, though again I've tried everything ,deleted history rebooted device
But nothing works!!
Any help please...
Thanks

There are many options in Settings > Safari > Passwords & AutoFill:
Use Contact Info = "On"
My Info = [you]
Names and Passwords = "On"

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