Thank you, that looks promising. Silly me but do I add the four variables into one variable or do I make four
Indicate the name of the application whose keychain item you wish to find
itemToFind.ServiceName = "MyApplication_var1”
itemToFind.ServiceName = “MyApplication_var2”
You could probably get away with storing a small JSONItem as the password value. Keychain Access would encrypt the whole thing.
Does anybody know of the future of Xojo’s Keychain Access integration now that Apple transitioning to Passwords.app?
From what I’ve read, they haven’t said anything about getting rid of or even deprecating Keychain Access.
They want to push end users to the Passwords app because Keychain Access confusing and scary for people who are used to simpler password managers, but it will remain for things like certificates and app integrations.
This is Apple though, so you never know what the future holds, but I think its safe to say that it’ll be here for quite a while longer.
Yeah, you can definitely do this. I have one application password that is JSON made up of 576 characters. So that’s probably the way to go here.
Thank you Jean-Yves, Tim and Jared. And the others off course. I will change my code / class. Maybe even use: Zotto.
I haven’t heard of any changes to the underlying API. The switch to Passwords is strictly a UI change.