I am able to login on https://pr0gramm.com/ so its definitly a Problem with http vs https.

For this page its solvable, but for other Pages which do not provide a secure layer it prevents me from logging in.

Navigated to http://pr0gramm.com/top and tried registering. Unable to register as this requires payment to complete process.

@Reporter: Could you please let us know any other sites where this issue is seen or please give sample cresentials to Login for further triaging. 

Thanks!

I'm sorry, i cannot provide another site.

"Problem with this Report - the provided Webpage does not allow to register, you need to be invited - looking for someone able to reproduce this issue on a public/test page."

I have this Problem on two occasions, one is strictly private the other one i linked.

http://pr0gramm.com/ allows registered users to invite others for free. Send me an EMail and i will invite you so you can test.

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Chrome doesn't let you overwrite cookies flagged as secure with insecure ones.  Without logging into the site, I can't confirm that, but it's almost certainly what's happening.  Chrome is, to the extent of my knowledge, the only browser to currently implement the spec about doing this.

Deleted all my cookies,
Deleted Cookies on Site

-> No change in behaviour

@ ulf.gebhardt-- Could you please provide access to the following emaild id :

test.dodda@gmail.com

Thanks!

Invite is raus! ;-)

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ulf.gebhardt@ Thanks for the feedback..
Was able to create an account on the site with the link provided via mail.

Tested this issue again on Windows 7, Mac OS 10.12.6 and Ubuntu 14.04 on the latest Stable 62.0.3202.62 and Canary 64.0.3248.0 following the below steps.

1. Launched Chrome and navigated to http://pr0gramm.com/top.
2. Clicked on Sign In link and gave in the credentials to login to the site.
3. Was able to login without any issues.
Attached is the screen cast for reference.

Request you to please retry the issue on a new chrome profile without any flags/extensions and update the thread with the observations.

Thanks...

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Interesting.

I cannot reproduce this behaviour.

I used a guest Profile with no Extensions enabled. Still was not able to login into this Page on the http layer.

Any Clues why it could behave that way?

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Running as Administrator does not change a thing - guess its not filepermissions

ulf.gebhardt@ Thanks for the feedback.

Re-tested this issue on Windows 7,10 and Mac OS 10.12.6 using the latest Stable 62.0.3202.62 and Canary 64.0.3250.0 and unable to reproduce the issue.
Followed the steps mentioned in comment #12 in Guest profile as well and no issues were observed while logging into the site.
Attached is the screen cast for reference.

Removing the 'Needs-Bisect' label as the issue is not reproducible at TE end.

Requesting someone from Internals>Network>Cookies team to please look into this issue and help in further triaging.

Thanks.

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I apologize, the behaviour is reproducable in my whole Network and might be a side effect of a missconfigurated proxy from my ISP.

Sorry for wasting your time - it not a problem limited to Chrome but present on the Whole network - probl. a surveillance method and its unintended sideeffects.

Please Close!

Thanks, Ulf

As per comment #17, closing the issue as wontFix.
Thanks...!!