I'm on a 2014 Mac Air up to date with High Sierra.
Every time I start to log into a site with Safari, it fills in these weird, lengthy usernames and passwords. Behold:
I've gone into my password preferences and looked for these demons. They're not there. But they keep creating anew when I try to log into any site.
How can I make this stop? Thanks.
MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014), macOS High Sierra (10.13.3)
You can delete those keychains ...
Open the Keychain Access app located in HD > Applications > Utilities
Then select Passwords on the left.
Then in the search field top right corner of the Keychain Access window type: M
The results should reveal the keychains from the image you posted.
Right or control click a keychain then click Delete.
You can delete those keychains ...
Open the Keychain Access app located in HD > Applications > Utilities
Then select Passwords on the left.
Then in the search field top right corner of the Keychain Access window type: M
The results should reveal the keychains from the image you posted.
Right or control click a keychain then click Delete.
Can't believe I didn't think of that! 😁
Opened it up and oh my god, there were easily 200 of them in there! Each a little bit different, and for nearly every site I visit and app I use. Any way to know what generated them, and how to avoid it in the future?
Many thanks.
Any way to know what generated them, and how to avoid it in the future?
Excellent question 😉
Sorry, I have no idea. I tried a Google search for each one and came up empty. I've never seen anything related to yours actually.
You're welcome.
Safari fills in bizarre usernames and passwords
