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)
Eau Rouge wrote:
Open Keychain Access Utility and go to Preferences, under Keychain Access in the menubar, click on the General panel and you should see a box to tick to enable the Keychain icon in the menubar.
The preferences in High Sierra do not have this. Here is how the Preferences window looks in my mac, running High Sierra:
Same here!
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.
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..
Leave a message with Joel at Titanium Software.
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.
Leave a message at Titanium Software, I have done.
That Eau Rouge, was *BEFORE* High Sierra, since High Sierra it's missing ;(
High Sierra missing Keychain Access menubar icon
