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Hi community,
My fusion drive on my iMac died and I successfully installed a new drive and restored my system from my Time Machine backup. Everything looks cool, EXCEPT, all my stored passwords in Safari are gone. This is like an apocalypse because I don't want to have to reset passwords for every site I visit. Is there any way to get them back? I thought Time Machine brought over the Keychain on restore?
I figured this out on my own.
Answer. Be smarter then me and make sure your Keychain is active in iCloud after you do your Time Machine restore. Mine was not.
I figured this out on my own.
Answer. Be smarter then me and make sure your Keychain is active in iCloud after you do your Time Machine restore. Mine was not.
Good work, thanks for the report. :)
Restore Safari Passwords after Time Machine Restore
