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chromium-browser package

Adding password manually doesn't work for non-FQDN hosts

Bug #1998846 reported by Dmitriy Gorbenko
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Bug Description

I went to the "Settings", then into "Autofill", then "Password Manager", then clicked on "Add" button to add a new saved password, and tried to enter "Site" as "http://macbook:9000/dev/".
It didn't work because the browser told me "Did you mean http://macbook:9000/dev/.com?".

Which is wrong, I meant what I typed. I have a record in my /etc/hosts file for "macbook", there is nothing wrong with that, chromium is able to navigate there, but it can't save its password.

Please, fix this.

Thanks,
Dima

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Dmitriy Gorbenko (dmitriy-gorbenko)
summary: - Adding password manually doesn't work
+ Adding password manually doesn't work for non-FQDN hosts
description: updated
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Nathan Teodosio (nteodosio) wrote : Re: [Bug 1998846] [NEW] Adding password manually doesn't work for non-FQDN hosts

This is something for upstream, would you mind opening a bug report at
https://crbug.com/?

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Dmitriy Gorbenko (dmitriy-gorbenko) wrote :

oh, yeah, sorry. !
I will

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Dmitriy Gorbenko (dmitriy-gorbenko) wrote :

Put it here: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1396110

Dmitriy Gorbenko (dmitriy-gorbenko)
Changed in chromium-browser (Ubuntu):
status: New → Invalid
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