browseraudit.com: same issues for Opera and Chrome

[blackbird71]

blackbird71 @MichaelRoss5 last edited by

@MichaelRoss5 It's also the case with Vivaldi, so I suspect it's a characteristic of the chromium engine, common to all 3 browsers in one form or another. The real question is: how significant is that chromium behavior in the real, practical world?. In the first place, sensitive information should never be stored in a website's cookies. Second, there are better site-code mechanisms for protecting cookies (eg: the SameSite attribute).

[MichaelRoss5]

MichaelRoss5 last edited by

Thank you, you may also want to review the non critical issues.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @MichaelRoss5 last edited by

@MichaelRoss5 Most probably all Chromium based browsers have those issues.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @MichaelRoss5 last edited by

@MichaelRoss5 Here with Opera developer 67, no critical issue was listed.

[A Former User]

A Former User @leocg last edited by A Former User

64 bit Opera Dev 67.0.3564.0

Chromium 79.0.3945.117 (Official Build) (64-bit) - same score

Google Chrome 79.0.3945.117 (Official Build) (64-bit).. - same score..

Note - Flags had to set to defaiult - with a few flags enabled - sore was higher..

[debianchrome]

debianchrome last edited by

for me it happens specifically in Debian10.2 on the latest version on apt 78.0.3904.108-1 for chromium but only when https everywhere extension is being used. and only when "Encrypt All Sites Eligible is ON" otherwise it's fine.

Do you happen to also use this extension?

ublock is fine

[MichaelRoss5]

MichaelRoss5 @Guest last edited by

@nvmjustagirl I thought my chrome and opera were auto updating on exit, so , manually updated to latest versions, (not Dev), still get the same errors, what do you mean by setting flags to default?

[MichaelRoss5]

MichaelRoss5 @Guest last edited by

@nvmjustagirl I tested microsoft Edge which is also chromium based and it has a different critical issue but not the same as Opera and Chrome.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @Guest last edited by

@nvmjustagirl

Got 374 and 10 in a previous test.

Same Opera version.

[MichaelRoss5]

MichaelRoss5 @leocg last edited by

@leocg Must be an extension I am using?

[MichaelRoss5]

MichaelRoss5 @MichaelRoss5 last edited by

@MichaelRoss5 Yes I have https everywhere extension with "Encrypt All Sites Eligible is ON" Will have to let https everywhere know

[A Former User]

A Former User @leocg last edited by A Former User

@leocg thats really good scores !..

here is score of - Opera Stable 66.0.3515.36 (64-bit)

Passed - 370

Warning - 14

Critical - 0

Skipped - -20

@MichaelRoss5 go here in address bar: opera://flags

i had a few flags enabled in opera dev.. so when i ran 1st test - score - Warning - 11 / Critical - 6

so while your in the flag 's settings (AKA - Experiments) - their is a button called (Reset all to default)

so what few flags i had Enabled.. i reset them to default..

ran 2nd test (flags set @ default) - score - Warning - 11 / Critical - 0

so to me some of the flags' were make 'n score worse.. in my case

i got a few extensions.. if i disabled them .. my score may have been even better..

[MichaelRoss5]

MichaelRoss5 @Guest last edited by

@nvmjustagirl HTTPS everywhere extension is the cause of the problem, have emailed them to look into.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @MichaelRoss5 last edited by

@MichaelRoss5 I think it would be possible. Try disabling them.

Or maybe it's something fixed in the version of Chromium used in Opera developer.

[MichaelRoss5]

MichaelRoss5 @leocg last edited by

@leocg Will wait and see what HTTPS everywhere come back with, they prevent you using HTTP unencrypted websites and try to make HTTP into HTTPS, I assume they are using cookies to do this. It will depend on what level of security is needed for the information in the cookie