Option to prevent basic auth overwrite for specific site

bertvandepoel commented 1 year ago

At work there's a policy we have to use the self-hosted Bitwarden instance for work passwords. I continue to use my Mooltipass for private logins, including GitHub for example, at work. I've blacklisted certain work related and internal websites, but when they use HTTP Basic Auth the basic auth page is still overwritten by the Mooltipass extension. Because this changes the URL, Bitwarden doesn't detect it has related logins. I would argue this behaviour is kind of confusing. I would suggest that blacklisting a URL/website/domain should either mean that HTTP Basic Auth is not overwritten, or that a separate setting or list should be available pertaining to HTTP Basic Auth.

amau05 commented 1 month ago

+1 I have issues with a website and can't disable the extension in firefox

limpkin commented 1 week ago

ok we've started adding this feature to our extension, currently available on our beta channel

for chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/mooltipass-extension/mkjlelalgdinanmcljpgkojjolkdcebh
for firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/mooltipass-extension-beta/ (still being reviewed) let me know if this works for you :)

amau05 commented 1 week ago

Hi, the URL for firefox doesn't work for me. The page can't be found.

limpkin commented 6 days ago

yeah... the extension is still under review on their side :/

limpkin commented 6 days ago

mooltipass_extension_beta-1.10.17.xpi.zip for firefox

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Option to prevent basic auth overwrite for specific site #153