cookies are gone due to eg. [*.]google.com getting transformed into http://google.com:80 after restart
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icanreal...@gmail.com,
Jul 31 2016
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Issue descriptionUserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/54.0.2814.0 Safari/537.36 Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. use 54.0.2804.0_r923.5f2924f-1 login to gmail and twitter while having [*.]twitter.com and [*.]google.com and [*.]google.cr in your cookie exceptions, and ensuring the setting for chrome://settings/content is: * Keep local data until you quit your browser * Block third-party cookies and site data where cr (in google.cr above) is your country code cookie exceptions are here: chrome://settings/contentExceptions#cookies Othere relevant settings: on chrome://settings/ have this set: On Startup: Continue Where you left off 2. upgrade from chromium-dev 54.0.2804.0_r923.5f2924f-1 to 54.0.2814.0_r2922.7077c9c-1 on Manjaro linux: upgraded chromium-dev (54.0.2804.0_r923.5f2924f-1 -> 54.0.2814.0_r2922.7077c9c-1) 2. start chromium and see that your twitter and gmail accounts are still logged in 3. quit chromium (eg. shutdown system) 4. start chromium and see that your session cookies are gone and you are totally logged off gmail and twitter - gmail doesn't even remember your email username as having ever been logged on this PC. 5. go to chrome://settings Privacy->Content Settings -> Manage Exceptions aka chrome://settings/contentExceptions#cookies and see that all those [*.]gmail.com style exception are transformed into: http://gmail.com:80 ones I think this is the culprit. What is the expected behavior? cookies are maintained after chromium restart (this worked before update!) What went wrong? cookies are seemingly gone or inaccessible therefore sites don't know I am already logged on to them and act as if I'm a new user. Did this work before? Yes in this chromium version 54.0.2804.0_r923.5f2924f-1 the latest used commit must be this: 5f2924f Chrome version: 54.0.2814.0 Channel: n/a OS Version: 4.7.0-rc6-ga99cde4 #1 SMP PREEMPT Flash Version: none I'll post a new comment if, after posting this and restarting chromium, my newly added [*.]gmail.com exception rules got transformed into http://gmail.com:80 again! (did not yet test this)
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Jul 31 2016
It still works even after computer restart! Therefore I do not know what made those exceptions from [*.]google.com into http://google.com:80 Something did! But I don't know what. Was it done only one on chromium version change/upgrade? (but had effect only on next chromium restart then) I'll upgrade chromium next to see if it happens on version change.
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Jul 31 2016
upgraded chromium-dev (54.0.2814.0_r2922.7077c9c-1 -> 54.0.2815.0_r2934.ca0e8af-1) still cannot reproduce. Therefore this must've been a one time thing. Or it highly depends on the current profile state and then upgrading from (54.0.2804.0_r923.5f2924f-1 -> 54.0.2814.0_r2922.7077c9c-1) like I did in OP. Sorry for the noise. If you think I should try something else let me know. Always open to squashing them buggies. Cheers.
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Jul 31 2017
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Comment 1 by icanreal...@gmail.com
, Jul 31 2016