sduck409, that's the exact same box I'm seeing, but even when I tried typing my Mac admin password into the box (the one used to access my Keychains), it logs me out of all connected accounts, and the box pops right back up, regardless if I click Allow or Always Allow.  And if I click deny, the box comes right back. Aside from all this, there is absolutely no reason Adobe should be asking for my password to access my keychains, especially when the document is in my web browser or on my local hard drive - not in the Adobe cloud, which I don't use. BTW - a bit off topic but Adobe has successfully wiped out all my Lightroom settings in their latest "update" to my paid version of LR, by upgrading it to the newest subscription version and demoting my PAID version to trial - all without warning.  I am beginning the search for all new software to dump my Adobe s**t, Lightroom, Photoshop Elements and Acrobat Reader. ... View more

Same here.  Since upgrading to Safari 11 and High Sierra, not only do I get the popup window, it will NOT go away, even if I click deny.  And if you type any password into the box, even the correct password to access your keychain, it will essentially lock me out of my iCloud and connected accounts until I restart the computer.  In addition, not only will the Allow/Always Allow/Deny box not go away at all, I can't even read or save the pdf file that's been opened in Safari. Come on Adobe, enough is enough with this BS!  NO CLOUD ACCESS.  For more than two years we've been saying this.  FIX IT NOW - you do NOT have rights to my keychain! ... View more