My First Post. It Is A Safari Browser Question

- ?(r)?z -- ?(r)?z -
Posted:
in General Discussion edited January 2014
Hey.



When using Safari, the Unlock Keychain box always pops up after opening the browser. And it also pops up many times during use of the broswer, between webpages etc.



The first time that it pops up, after opening Safari, it always asks twice. So I have to cancel it twice everytime that I open Safari, which is quite regularly, hence, very annoying.



Safari Unlock Keychain pop up box





My question is this: How in the heck do I shut off the Safari Unlock Keychain box?



I looked in Safari preferences but found nothing. I don't enter a Keychain password, I always click cancel.



How do I shut it off? Is it possible?

Comments

  • Reply 1 of 6
    addaboxaddabox Posts: 12,665member
    Go to applications>utilities>keychain access



    In keychain access, scroll down the list of applications in the top pane till you get to "Safari forms autocomplete" and "Safari forms autofill"



    Select "access control" and change the checkbox from "confirm before allowing access" to "allow all applications to access this item".



    This, of course, allows anyone using your computer to view any information that you have previously instructed keychain to put into its database, but form your question I'm guessing you haven't done much of that.
  • Reply 2 of 6
    bborofkabborofka Posts: 230member
    I am confused why Safari is wanting to use keychain "a". Usually Safari as well as most other apps use keychain "login". Have you setup a separate keychain for Safari or something?
  • Reply 3 of 6
    - ?(r)?z -- ?(r)?z - Posts: 127member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by addabox

    Go to applications>utilities>keychain access



    In keychain access, scroll down the list of applications in the top pane till you get to "Safari forms autocomplete" and "Safari forms autofill"



    Select "access control" and change the checkbox from "confirm before allowing access" to "allow all applications to access this item".



    This, of course, allows anyone using your computer to view any information that you have previously instructed keychain to put into its database, but form your question I'm guessing you haven't done much of that.





    *high-fives addabox*
  • Reply 4 of 6
    - ?(r)?z -- ?(r)?z - Posts: 127member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by bborofka

    Have you setup a separate keychain for Safari or something?



    No comment
  • Reply 5 of 6
    resres Posts: 711member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by - Ø®£Z -

    No comment



    Ah, yes -- we understand.
  • Reply 6 of 6
    - ?(r)?z -- ?(r)?z - Posts: 127member
    lol I don't use Safari to look for porn, Res.
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