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Re:27-year-old Apple iBooks can connect to Wi-Fi and downloa... by JadeNB on Wednesday February 18, 2026 @11:06PM (#47069794)
> The keychain system is so hidden from users it was hard to even get to for myself.

These days, keychain access is under /System/Library/Core Services/Applications/Keychain Access.app. That's not intuitive, but, once you know it's there, it's not hard to navigate to it. Was it different under older versions?

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Re:27-year-old Apple iBooks can connect to Wi-Fi and downloa... by latchkey on Thursday February 19, 2026 @12:13AM (#47070171)
command-space... type "keychain access"
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Re:27-year-old Apple iBooks can connect to Wi-Fi and downloa... by rz2k on Thursday February 19, 2026 @12:29AM (#47070270)
command+shift+g

Then

s<tab>/l<tab>/cores<tab>/a<tab>

Simple!

However, while Spotlight works well when you know what you are looking for, it can still be useful to navigate the filesystem, and it's too bad that Apple hides tools in relatively obscure locations rather than somewhere like /Applications/Utilities.

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Re:27-year-old Apple iBooks can connect to Wi-Fi and downloa... by conradev on Thursday February 19, 2026 @02:02AM (#47070793)
Apple moved it there in macOS Sequoia, from Utilities, because they were worried it would be confused with the Passwords app. Apple reminds you that you're actually looking for the Passwords app at every turn:

  Tip: You can find all your passwords, passkeys, and verification codes in the Passwords app on your Mac.
https://support.apple.com/guide/keychain-access/what-is-keyc...
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