Safari 7 Default settings

Will you tell me the default setting of Safari7?
I would like to know whether "autofill" function ( =Setting>Security>remember ID or PW) is enabled initially.
Thanks in advance,
Hiroko

I have Safari 7.0.2 (US) installed.
Best.

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