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Post by mynaardt on Jan 20, 2024 1:49:56 GMT
For some reason, KeyRing has appeared whenever I run the Brave browser (have to press ESC three times to get rid of it), and Synaptic (pressing ESC there causes Synaptic to NOT run). I don't really know why KeyRing only recently started showing up starting a couple of weeks ago. Anyway, it's been ages since I dealt with it, so if someone could tell remind me how to disable (preferably safely remove) KeyRing it'd be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!  |
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Post by enigma9o7 on Jan 20, 2024 3:03:14 GMT
Press enter when it asks you to set a password. Then it'll say something about "are you sure you want a blank password" or whatever, but just move forward. Then next time it won't ask for a password again.
If brave installed the keyring software, it probably requires the secret service, so you can't remove it and expect brave to keep working.
If you already set a password for something, you can install 'seahorse' to manage and change em to nothing.
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Post by mynaardt on Jan 20, 2024 8:03:40 GMT
Press enter when it asks you to set a password. Then it'll say something about "are you sure you want a blank password" or whatever, but just move forward. Then next time it won't ask for a password again.
If brave installed the keyring software, it probably requires the secret service, so you can't remove it and expect brave to keep working.
If you already set a password for something, you can install 'seahorse' to manage and change em to nothing.
Got it! Installed Seahorse and that does the trick. I was stunned from lack of morning coffee and wasn't paying attention to the fact that was the regular password prompt. For some reason it looked like a Key Ring prompt to me. Probably stunned from a lack of coffee. Anyway, all seems to be well. |
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