It would probably be best to hear if gabem has any suggestions, or to contact Apple first for help with Keychain since that's not something we have insight into. Again, you can find it in the Utilities subfolder under Applications.
Select Preferences from the Safari app menu drop down list. Using a "cleaner" app is generally not recommended, because they can delete your 1Password data, but if you have a backup of it on another device you could use one to start over with a clean slate. How to manually access iCloud Keychain passwords on Mac Launch Safari on your Mac. ~/Library/Containers/7/Data/Library/Preferences/ Select the Touch ID preference pane and Delete any fingerprintsĪlso, while 1Password doesn't store Touch ID data on disk, clearing its preferences may help:.Enter a new password of your user account in the New Password field If youre losing faith in your password manager for any reason, or if its getting to be a chore to use, take the time.From the Edit menu, choose “Change Password for Keychain 'login.'”.From the list of keychains on the left side of the window, select "login.".Go back to Keychain Access and again select 'Keychain List' from the 'Edit' menu. Ultimately you may need to seek assistance from Apple since they're the ones that develop Keychain, but this might help: Drag your backed up keychain (s) to /Library/Keychains/, replacing the other versions.
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