Again, misinformation. After you login on each Apple device, you can store every login credential to each app in iCloud so no matter what Apple device you use, Apple will provide the login information. Actually if you use Face ID, you are not even prompted for a userid and password.
Always use 2 factor authentication to make sure it’s you and when Apple prompts you to enter a long secure password, use it because these passwords that are generated will take decades up to hundreds of years to crack.
Safari, if this is what the OP is using, all login credentials for each site you go to can be saved in iCloud. You won’t use Face ID, but everything else is the same.
I use safari 99.9% of the time unless a site is coded using parts that apple doesn’t support (JavaScript, css, or html incompatibilities) or you have configured safari to not run certain code or applied extensions that restrict safari.
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