I have an app that on occasion pops up requiring a keychain password, I would hit deny and it would continue to operate. Now it is requiring the keychain password but I have no idea what it is or where to find it. Is it app specific?
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MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 14.4
The dialog is soliciting your usual login password, which will unlock that Keychain.
I understand you know the app requesting confidential information (unhelpfully named "security") is legitimate, but it should go without saying that you should never provide a password unless you know the reason your credentials are being solicited.
The dialog is soliciting your usual login password, which will unlock that Keychain.
I understand you know the app requesting confidential information (unhelpfully named "security") is legitimate, but it should go without saying that you should never provide a password unless you know the reason your credentials are being solicited.
You might try using Keychain Access to determine if "Chrome Safe Storage" has a record of it:
View the information stored in a keychain on Mac - Apple Support
It is an app that I've used for years so I have trusted it in the past. Just not sure why now it needs a password to continue. Also, i put in my mac login password and it didn't accept that. Is there a different login password it would need?
How to find Keychain password for an App?
