[Fixed in v1.10.1] Keychain access & 1.10 and older OSes
 

You just updated to OmniFocus 1.10, only to discover that now OmniFocus wants access to your keychain. Every. time. it. syncs.

Oops! We're working on fixing that.

Meanwhile, you may want to go back to 1.9.4, available via [URL="http://www.omnigroup.com/ftp/pub/software/MacOSX/10.4/OmniFocus-1.9.4.dmg"]this link[/URL].

Here's what happened...
In an effort to be prepared for the future, we've caused a problem for those of you who use OmniFocus on older Mac OSes.

OmniFocus 1.10 is signed with Apple's new Developer ID system. ([url]http://www.apple.com/macosx/mountain-lion/features.html#gatekeeper[/url])

Every time OmniFocus tries to sync, it asks the keychain for your password. That works fine on 10.7. However, 10.4, 10.5, and 10.6 get confused, because they don't know about the Developer ID stuff.

One might wonder why there's no mention of this change in the release notes...

OF 1.10 and Accessing Keychain
 

I just upgraded to OmniFocus 1.10. Big mistake. Now every time I start OF, I get this message:

"OmniFocus wants to use your confidential information stored in "idisk.me.com (name) in your keychain."

This message appears every time even though I click the "Always Allow" button. Sometimes it pops up more than once when I have OF open. How do I resolve this problem?? I'm running OS X 10.6.8.

Thank you.

We're working on a fix.
For more info, see this post: [url]http://forums.omnigroup.com/showthread.php?t=23707[/url]

This happens to me on 10.7.2 also.

Thanks for the info. I'll downgrade while you guys fix this. However, this raises the question, don't you test changes on older versions of OS X? Many of us (particularly developers) need stability more than running the "latest and greatest" version of OS X. Just my $0.02.

[QUOTE=RobertF57;108427]Thanks for the info. I'll downgrade while you guys fix this. However, this raises the question, don't you test changes on older versions of OS X? Many of us (particularly developers) need stability more than running the "latest and greatest" version of OS X. Just my $0.02.[/QUOTE]

Unfortunately Apple is making it much harder to even do that.. For example, the "latest" iOS (5.1) can ONLY be developed on Lion, and I frankly don't want to touch Lion yet.

[QUOTE=Lizard;108419]You just updated to OmniFocus 1.10, only to discover that now OmniFocus wants access to your keychain. Every. time. it. syncs.

Oops! We're working on fixing that.[/QUOTE]

This is now fixed in [URL="http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omnifocus/downloads"]OmniFocus for Mac v1.10.1[/URL].