Garrett LeSage

As a workaround for now, you can middle click (or hold down control and click, or right click and select "open link in new tab") the "Terminal" item in the...

Huge apologies. This bug actually doesn't have to do with HTTPS. This bug is actually my fault (oops!), as we needed to have a check for `:is()` and `:where()` as...

I renamed the issue in case others are looking for this. Hopefully the fixed package is already available, but if not: then hopefully ASAP.

@Eduardolicious: It _should_ be fixed in 264.1-1.el8. - Have you restarted Cockpit or rebooted your server since installing the update? - If you visited the page with that browser before,...

@martinpitt: Oh. Whoops; I was looking at 276.1-1 @ https://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/centos/8-stream/baseos/x86_64/Packages/cockpit-276.1-1.el8.x86_64.html: ``` * Thu Sep 15 2022 Martin Pitt - 276.1-1 - login: Use valid selectors when testing for :is() /...

Again, sorry about this the problem! We've written a blog post about the issue, complete with an explanation and workarounds: https://cockpit-project.org/blog/login-issues.html It's mainly a summary of what was written here...

**Update**: The fixed version of Cockpit has officially landed in the Ubuntu repos.

> The fact that we got it completely wrong in this case only makes it worse. But we didn't get it completely wrong. It changed in browsers when they implemented...

> ...until the next time they change the specs out from under us ;) That's not going to happen. They didn't change the spec. They implemented it halfway, then the...

We'd either have to duplicate the checks in Cockpit or pass the reason over when signing in. And some things are absolutely no-go, where others might mess up the layout...