After upgrading- I no longer have the Keychain icon in the menubar. There is no place that I can find to check to add it in the System Preferences.
Anybody else see this?
MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid 2012), OS X Yosemite (10.10.3)
Oh dear joining in a discussion that is two months old, if you read the full discussion you will see I corrected myself
not very long after.
However you can download and install Onyx, https://www.titanium-software.fr/en/onyx.html the latest version now has an option to display the keychain icon in the menubar. Go to Parameters> Misc> Menu bar icons, and from the dropdown select Keychain.
Thank you! That’s so nice, and I’m happy it’s helped! You would think my boss loves me, but I actually don’t have one. Do you know anyone who’s hiring? Haha 😜
Not helpful - The only option provided it to reset default keychain! Preferences on 10.13.2 does not offer "show keychain status in menu bar option"!
simplicity
I do not think it means what you think it means.
Onyx solution didn't work for me. 😞
What version of High Sierra are you on, this was working in HS 10.13.2 but trying it in 10.13.3 is not working..
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High Sierra 10.13.3, Onyx 3.4.2
Onyx will add Menu Bar icons for all items in the drop down list except Keychain.
That Eau Rouge, was *BEFORE* High Sierra, since High Sierra it's missing ;(
I have the perfect workaround!!!! Create a custom keyboard shortcut. It works perfectly. See instructions here: How to Set a Keyboard Shortcut to Open Mac Apps (with Pictures)
High Sierra missing Keychain Access menubar icon
