Sushi Browser is the next generation browser which mounts the multi-panel and the video support function and so on. Its goal is to be as fantastic as sushi. :sushi:
When you access a page where the server filters access with some kind of HTTP Auth, you normally would be presented with a login dialog.
On this case all I get is the restricted response instead of the login.
I then looked around to find somehow a way to append a BasicAuth hash to the request headers and there is no current way.
Since this is mainly for developers I don't mind injecting header variables, but the login dialog would be nicer, expecially if it remembers the user/password, which is something that usually Chrome and Firefox don't do for this kind of Auth.
When you access a page where the server filters access with some kind of HTTP Auth, you normally would be presented with a login dialog.
On this case all I get is the restricted response instead of the login. I then looked around to find somehow a way to append a BasicAuth hash to the request headers and there is no current way.
Since this is mainly for developers I don't mind injecting header variables, but the login dialog would be nicer, expecially if it remembers the user/password, which is something that usually Chrome and Firefox don't do for this kind of Auth.