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Notes' notes' password can be reset using iCloud password in Notes Preferences. Rest is Keychain.
It can be done on iOS in Settings → Notes → Password.
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iCab Mobile has had this feature since at least 2012.
iCab » Settings » Account
(iCab is, by far, the most feature-rich browser on iOS. I’ve referred to it as “Safari Pro” for many years.)
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There is no built-in means to secure only web browsers on iOS with a passcode that wouldn't also affect the entire device.
Consider erasing the iPhone and enrolling it in an MDM, or mobile device manager, such as Jamf Now.
To proceed, you'll need to use Apple's free Configuration Manager 2.
While you can enroll an iOS device into an MDM (not just Jamf) ...
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I just ran into this problem as well, I found that it was only happening on my MacBook with the Touch ID fingerprint scanner.
If this is true for you as well then you can turn the password prompt off by going to System Preferences > Touch ID and unchecking the box next to Password Autofill.
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Without the firmware password you will need to take your machine to an Apple Store or official Service Provider, along with proof of ownership.
Ref: Apple KB: How to set a firmware password on your Mac
The old 'remove the RAM' or 'reset NVRAM' tricks etc only work with older PowerPC Macs, not Intel.
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The "Memorable" password generation option appears to be gone in MacOS Catalina, there is now only;
Manual
Letters & Numbers
Numbers Only
Random
FIPS-181 compliant
The security command line tool doesn't seem to generate passwords, it will only accept one you define. If there's another command line tool for password generation built into the OS that re-...
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I'm running macOS Catalina 10.15.2 and guest is a reserved name, so you cannot use it.
I also just created a new standard account without a password. Just didn't put in a password and followed through with the prompts appropriately.
Note: My Mac is not encrypted and does not have the T2 chip. Either or both of these may require a password to be assigned.
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Yes, you can do it. You don't need to logout as both the GUI and the shell allow you to choose a different user to run in a non-admin account.
When it pops up for a password in GUI, enter the short echo $USER or long (what it shows in top right corner) admin account and then the admin password.
In terminal type, su username where username is your admin ...
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What happened?
This is actually a widespread issue that was reported by others on macrumors' forums yesterday. Likely we'll see this happen to more and more iPhone users.
This Twitter Thread explains that there is a security flaw in Apple's password reset process which gives explicit confirmation once a correct phone number is inputted for a given Apple ID....
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Cancel passcode options, go back (top-left button) until Touch ID setup, and don’t set up Touch ID (skip). Then when prompted for a passcode, choose Passcode Options and an option will exist for not setting a passcode.
If you can’t go back to Touch ID setup, enter a passcode to get through setup, then once the device is set up, go to Settings and disable ...
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Here's how I did it
mkdir -p /Volumes/work \
&& mount -t smbfs //admin:$(security find-internet-password -D "Network Password" -l "share name" -w)@server/work /Volumes/work
The keychain access was a bit tricky, I found the answer and wrote it there. The important part was the capitals when specifying the secret kind.
You'll need to be able to ...
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If you equate giving apple your password to typing the admin credentials, then you can’t do this without a privilege escalation / security vulnerability. Those usually pay $25,000 to $250,000 so if anyone has one - get your money from apple before posting here how to hack your mac.
https://developer.apple.com/security-bounty/payouts/
If you just need us to ...
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