Installed Chrome, Keyring Popup
When you sign in, it unlocks the gnome keyring used for storing encrypted passwords. The auto sign in skips unlocking this gnome keyring, so when a program requests to use it, you still have to sign in. Turning off the automatic login shall remove these pop-ups. There is also an additional way of disabling the pop-up in the second answer of this post: How to disable the "unlock your keyring" popup?
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Marlon Schoep almost 2 years
Auto signin worked fine on boot until I installed Chromium. Now the computer signs in on boot, but when i start Chrome, there is a popup asking me enter my keyring ... it gets tedious. Auto signin is all set up under 'users' correctly, so i don't know what is going on. I have seen a workaround that involves setting a blank password. Not keen on that because of security issues. Anyone got any other ideas? Thanks.
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Marlon Schoep almost 7 yearsIt is a good workaround, but currently i am only entering the password once, which would pretty much be the same as having to do it at boot up, so I will just live with. Cheers for the help.