Yes.
If Intuit wants to use the Mac Keychain, that seems like a good idea. But their design has two big problems.
1) I don't know what giving access to the Keychain to an application means. And there is no reason I should know. I want to know how to use Turbotax, not to know what clicking Always Allow in this situation means.
2) The way this happens is an invitation to click Allow. I don't know why that does not work. And there is no reason I should know. I don't want to know why clicking Allow each time would not work.
If Intuit can use my Keychain behind the scenes, that fine. I'll leave it up to Apple to take the steps so that is safe for me. I don't want Intuit to be asking me to Always Allow something -- when there is no way for me to know what the Something is, and what the Something means.
And I don't want to hear about workarounds. I'd want the designers to make the product work out of the box.
I too entered a lot of data and lost it all. I got lucky, because I did not enter all the data, but first tried to save. Then, since the BAD Intuit design PREVENTED ME FROM SAVING, lost what I had entered.
