This always comes up when I open the MS Teams app. The prompt goes "MS Teams wants to use your confidential info stored in "adalcache" in your keychain. To allow this, enter the login keychain password."
How do I access that password? Please send help. Thank you.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.14
I have installed Microsoft Edge web browser on my Mac solely for launching Teams meetings. This seems to be reliable for dragging the URL link from an invitation email onto the Edge icon in the Dock (clicking the link would start my preferred browser - Safari). I don't need to sign into an MS account in order to join the meeting.
Teams is trying to log you in to your Microsoft account. This shouldn't be necessary if a colleague has sent your a Teams URL to click on.
I have a related issue with Teams.app - the (free?) Mac version doesn't have the ability to manually enter the meeting ID and password. These values can only be passed on from the web version. I have sent a bug report to Microsoft - for what it's worth!
Also Safari and Firefox are not listed as compatible with the web version of Teams.
The process has changed again! Now when the Teams app is started by Edge I am asked to sign into my account. The only easy way to quickly join a meeting without signing in is to elect to connect to the meeting with Edge.
My reluctance to sign in: Why should Microsoft need to know the meetings that I join?
We have an App in Applications>Utilities called Keychain Access, but usually what it wan't is your admin password.
Microsoft Teams on MacBook
