I have searched the web and the computer help search box for this thing (I don't even know what to call it) but cant find anything helpful. I have tried deleting all of the certs and websites in Keychain and reloading the certs, but nothing changes. It will do this as many times as I attempt to press Enter, all while not loading the page. Regardless of what I enter for the password, after pressing Enter, the window disappears and then reappears shortly thereafter asking the same question. Now, each time I try to access one of those sites, I get a window that saysĪnd asks for a passcode. I don't know exactly what it asked me, but I'm assuming that it was asking something about using one of those certificates as a default for accessing sites as a feature new to 10.13.2 as opposed to the previous version where I would have to choose from a list of certificates each time I attempted to access a site. Go to Edit (Windows), Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (Mac) > Preferences > Signature > Click on More, under Identities and Trust Certificates.
Even the window it was in was a different gold color than I've seen before. I immediately realized that I had never seen that message before. In my haste, I just clicked clicked yes, and there starts my issue. Right after upgrading I attempted to use Safari like I normally do, and while I was banging away on buttons, a window popped up asking me something. Prior to macOS v10.13.2 it worked flawlessly. There are different certificates for different sites.
This CAC has ID certificates loaded onto it for security purposes and allows access to secure sites. So, you no longer select your Email certificate for Enterprise Email. I use an external Common Access Card reader to access secure websites for work. You will now select the CAC certificate WITHOUT the word Email in it.
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