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I can't uninstall the new apple password app on my Mac. I use 1 password and this app interferes with it.
There must be some way to disable it or uninstall it...I hope :-)
thanks,
tom
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MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 15.0
You can't uninstall/delete apps that are part of the OS.
You can't uninstall/delete apps that are part of the OS.
I found a way to disable it in system prefs but cannot seem to be able to delete it. When I dragged it into App Cleaner, it looked like it deleted but it remains in the list of apps in finder -- not the end of the world but it tried to interfere with 1 password so many times, I would feel better with it gone.
thanks for any tips
tom
I am having the same problem with the new Passwords app interfering with 1Password. How did you disable it in system preferences? I have been clicking around but not able to find a way to disable it. Thanks so much for your help.
I'm sure the OP knows the difference - what the OP is pointing out is valid: in iOS (the mobile operating system) the Passwords app can be removed. It cannot be in MacOS, a striking difference in operation.
go to syspref>
You can't delete a native app, find the password directly on the app and delete it, you should be fine then
I am having the same problem with the new Passwords app on my Mac. It interfers with 1Password. How did you disable it in system preferences? I have been clicking around but not able to find a way to disable it. Thanks so much for your help.
GWP1 wrote:
I'm sure the OP knows the difference - what the OP is pointing out is valid: in iOS (the mobile operating system) the Passwords app can be removed. It cannot be in MacOS, a striking difference in operation.
And now he knows that the behavior of iOS and macOS have never been identical.
thanks. I thought the new iOS allowed deleting some.
Since I was able to disable it, I'm ok with just hiding the icon
cheers,
tom
You're welcome. FWIW, iOS is for iPhones, macOS is for Macs.
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