Add feature to ignore entries for HTTP-Auth Logins #5394
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I'm not in favor of this, the two options conflict with each other and can be simultaneously selected. Prefer a drop down selection. |
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I added this feature since there is a real use-case for me and therefore maybe others as well.
I work in different environments - from some I need to supply basic-auth credentials when accessing certain websites in addition to the webpage credentials. I usually have two distinct entries for the site in question. However if one has to supply http basic-auth credentials one still has two entries and keepassxc-browser doesnt know which one to choose although only one of those entries is applicable for basic-auth which is slowing down my process.. The added feature enables the user - in addition to the already present option to mark entries as ONLY_HTTP_AUTH - to mark an entry with the opposite attribute - NO_HTTP_AUTH...
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Tested on my actual setup.. Only the correct login for the use-case remains.
http-auth-entries only for http-auth-sites instead of all entries available for a given url
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