If you type in new login information in a site where login information was previously cached, the cached login information will automatically be overwritten with the new information. If this is not the case, please provide the site where you encounter this issue or elaborate what you meant if think I misunderstood your report.

Sorry, it was not clear, what i meant, i didn't mean passwords stored in cookies but stored in kwallet.
When typing a password with khtml (for example on mail.google.com) i will be ask to store it in kwallet, using webkitpart i will not be asked. But if the password is already stored in kwallet it is automatically filled in also if using webkitpart.

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> Sorry, it was not clear, what i meant, i didn't mean passwords stored in
> cookies but stored in kwallet.

I was not talking about cookies either :) I was talking about the kwallet integration.

> When typing a password with khtml (for example on mail.google.com) i will be
> ask to store it in kwallet, using webkitpart i will not be asked. But if the
> password is already stored in kwallet it is automatically filled in also if
> using webkitpart.

The same thing should happen in kwebkitpart unless you already have the login information for the site already stored in the wallet. As per previous response, the only time kwebkitpart should not prompt you is when there exists login information for that site in KWallet already. In that case, it will simply overwrite the existing login information which is the same think khtml does.

If you do not get prompted even when there is no cached login information for the site, then you are using an older version of kwebkitpart. Can you please provide the library version number from the filename, eg. libkwebkitpart.so.x.x.x, that is installed on your system ?

sorry, was my mistake, i had installed an old version, it works now