Blocking access to my server

[Farkpoint]

Farkpoint last edited by

Hi,
Opera is blocking my access to my server running at https://192.168.1.121:14860/
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I always get a message saying “Your connection is not private”, and at the bottom I have to click “Help me understand” and then “Continue to 192.168.1.121 (not secure)” before it lets me enter my login details.
I have already tried exporting and installing the certificate, but it didn’t help, and doing this every time is quite frustrating.

Could someone please advise me how to add this address to exceptions so that Opera always allows me to access it?
Thank you.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @Farkpoint last edited by

@Farkpoint Opera One, Opera GX or Opera Air?

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

Not sure if it still works, but click a blank spot on that error page and type thisisunsafe. That might do the trick to add the site to an allow list.

[Farkpoint]

Farkpoint @burnout426 last edited by

@burnout426

Thank you very much, it works great! Hopefully, it will still remember the settings even after turning off the PC and starting it again tomorrow.
The settings probably aren’t saved to the cloud, so they won’t carry over to another PC using the same synchronized Opera account, right?

And if I may ask one more question, please: I need Opera to remember the login data I enter there — can this be done as well? It’s a small embedded login window within the page, so it doesn’t open in a new tab or panel, and it never remembers the data. It also doesn’t autofill them even when using the Sticky Password app I have installed.

Opera One(verze: 123.0.5669.47)

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @Farkpoint last edited by

@Farkpoint said in Blocking access to my server:

so they won’t carry over to another PC using the same synchronized Opera account, right?

As far as I know, that's correct. You'd have to type thisisunsafe on each computer whether you use Opera Sync or not.

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @Farkpoint last edited by

@Farkpoint said in Blocking access to my server:

remember the login data I enter there

For Opera's built-in password manager at least, you can goto the URL opera://password-manager/passwords and click "add" to manually add an entry. That might work, but not sure. I assume you'll have to add it specifically for https://192.168.1.121:14860/ and not https://192.168.1.121/, but not sure.

As for a password manager extension, I don't think extensions have access to that dialog.

[burnout426]

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[Farkpoint]

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@burnout426
I entered it there but it doesn't fill in like that