Opening Keychain Access
Desired Workflow
Press a button, Keychain Access opens in Finder
Question
The LAUNCH APPLICATION Action does not find Keychain Access.app. How would I open this Utility in the Mac Utilities folder?
Command Info
ID: user:ckn9iazu30003jx10v6dywkol:ckndwitxy000ese103qwlrxx0
Name: Keychain
Source
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Links
User UID: iG2OvCZJcWSvwDquWBZPmJT3vHc2
Feedback Key: sffeedback:iG2OvCZJcWSvwDquWBZPmJT3vHc2:-MY31j4_daHViLFec-WN
- Dustin Harris @Dustin_Harris
Try selecting the app in the finder, and press option-command-C to copy the path, then try pasting that path into the action? (I can’t remember if the action accepts file paths like that off the top of my head, but it’s worth a shot?)
- MMark Mangini @Mark_Mangini
Didn't work. Doesn't accept file paths.
Dustin Harris @Dustin_Harris
Booo :(. I’ll check it out in the morning when I’m at my computer and see what the fix is. What OS version are you running?
Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2021-04-12 07:58:16.263Z
Use the "Browse..." to navigate to it :)
It will be in the Utilities folder of your Applications.
Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2021-04-12 07:58:46.350Z
And here as a script:
sf.app.launch({ path: "/System/Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access.app", });
- MIn reply toMark_Mangini⬆:Mark Mangini @Mark_Mangini
Thank you Christian! So obvious, now that you explain it. Why did that app not show up in LAUNCH APPLICATION in the first place? What makes it different from the hundreds of other apps on my computer that did show up in that list?
Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2021-04-12 17:14:35.293Z
In Catalina, Apple moved some system apps into another folder (/System/Applications). It doesn't look like it when you browse in Finder, because they made some magic there, but the underlying architecture changed significantly.