Janek Bevendorff
Janek Bevendorff
For reference, this seems to be Mozilla's native implementation: - https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev/tree/master/dom/credentialmanagement - https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev/blob/master/dom/webidl/CredentialManagement.webidl#L21
TBH, I'm quite ambivalent on this. Yes, it's probably safer to refuse to provide credentials when the certificate is invalid. On the other hand, you have consented to this kind...
Modern browsers make it hard enough to skip certificate validation errors. The red screen is pretty scary and you have to first find and then click a tiny "Advanced options"...
I like it, but perhaps we can make the compact variant a middle ground between the new spacious and the old crammed version.
Instead of providing a basically unformatted list with names in brackets, try to fit the new layout into a single line with a little but not much more spacing than...
I would make the compact mode basically the same as the default mode, but remove the group name, move the username to the right, and reduce font size and padding...
Works perfectly, thanks. However, I did replace the last line with ``` exec nextcloud ``` and then added this thing as a script to my session startup.
The install script preserves the permissions that the file has in the repository. client/usr/bin/rs-backup-suite has permissions 755 in the repository. If it has something else on your system, then either...
It's certainly reproducible on my GitHub actions pipeline.
A container format specification for KDBX3 and KDBX4 is planned, but I haven't had the time to write it yet.