On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, cricket wrote: > The reason you get the warning dialog when you upgrade your system is > that keychain keeps track of which applications have access to which > keychain items -- and when you upgrade, the application has changed and > it is no longer 'trusted'. For example, would you want it to be > possible to write a program, name it 'Mail', and have it snag all your > Mail passwords? That makes sense. The part I don't understand is why I get the dialog EVERY TIME I reboot (probably relogin, not sure). If the authorization is only good for that session, I can understand that, but then it shouldn't use the word "always". This isn't just Mail, Safari and other Keychain apps do the same thing. KeS