Whenever I use Google Chrome to access a login page in which I have the username/password saved in the Keychain (via Safari) Chrome would pop up a dialog box that asks "Google Chrome wants to use your confidential information stored in {some domain name} in your keychain?"
There are a few problems.
1) I'd prefer Chrome to save the credentials in its own storage, instead sharing one with Safari.
2) If not, I'd rather it to not ask me about that.
3) Failing that, it should at least give me the right credentials. This is more of a problem when I have multiple logins in the same site, and it rarely gives me the one I'd want the first few time, because it doesn't try to match the path portion of the url's (only the domain portion is matched).
4) At the very least, Chrome should give me an option to say "Deny all", instead of popping up a new one after every time I click "Deny".
Note that I use Safari and Chrome for different purposes and I don't want to delete the Keychain items. How do I stop Chrome from doing this?
Best Answer
That is many questions all in one. In order to manage our search engine, we prefer to have 1 question at the time.
To prevent the pop up is done with granting the Access Control in the key-chain.
Here is a sample:
Open the relevant key chain item and click on access control.
Add and allow Google Chrome to use it.