keychainmacospassword
I really despise the keychain "feature" in OS X. I do not want my computer or my browser to know my passwords.
How do I stop keychain from being active completely?
Everything I've looked at discusses how to change your password or make it more accessible, but I want to disable this altogether.
In Chrome, open the Preferences
scroll down and use Advanced
Find Passwords and Forms and un-check it.
To prevent Chrome using already stored passwords remove it in keyhain.
You have to do that for every Chrome password saved in keychain :(
You mac has saved Chrome passwords in the key chain.
Open your key chain and sort by typing the name Google in search window so you can do the following easier.
This is what it looks like on my MBA.
Click on the first one of the Google password and then open the
access control tab
Set to
allow all applications to use
If you are not confident with that setting then use the + and add the Safari browser in to the allowed list.
Always Allow Access by these application
Best Answer
You can remove all passwords stored in Keychain via menu File -> Delete Keychain "login". This will create a 'fresh' keychain; you only have to remember not to store any new passwords in it when the system asks for it.
For Safari, open its Preferences and go to the Passwords tab. Uncheck the 'AutoFill user names and passwords' option: