--allow-insecure-localhost not working for IPv6 ( https://[::1]/ ) |
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Issue descriptionI started Chrome with --allow-insecure-localhost and tried to visit https://[::1]:8080/. Instead of the localhost page (with a self-signed certificate), I see the "Your connection is not private" interstitial. A quick look through the source shows that net::IsLocalhost is used. This function does not treat "[::1]" as localhost; callers should ensure that the host has no brackets around it.
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Jan 14 2018
Verified fixed on Canary 65.0.3322.0 by starting Chrome with --allow-insecure-localhost and confirming that https://[::1]:1234/ can be opened without an interstitial. |
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Comment 1 by bugdroid1@chromium.org
, Jan 14 2018