Closed koreanfan closed 2 years ago
Hi there, while I can't reproduce this myself, could you try launching OBS with --use-mock-keychain
to see if the dialog disappears?
Note that this disables cookie encryption. https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/cef/issues/2692/mac-networkservice-allow-custom-service
I have always had this exact same issue, after I started using the browser plugin. For me the --use-mock-keychain
parameter didn't fix the problem.
Closing as this was a problem in Chromium that should should be fixed in the version we're using in OBS 28. Please report back if it still exists in OBS 28.
I experience the same issue on version 29.0.0 ubuntu version 22.04.1
I think I'm having the same issue. Version 30.1.2
The problem still persists in the following scensario:
gnome-session-properties
)Is there a way to pass --use-mock-keychain
to the browser source (instead of OBS) to avoid this?
Platform Debian Bullseye 5.4.0-4-amd64 SMP Debian 5.4.19-1 (2020-02-13) x86_64 GNU/Linux
Operating system and version: OBS Studio version: 25.0.4 build from source
Expected Behavior
Normal usage browser source ## Current Behavior When start obs with already added browser source plugin in any scene or you just add browser source plugin to scene (no added before browser source plugins to an any scene) shows keyring dialog lika in operaSteps to Reproduce
1.build and install obs-studio 25.0.4 from source with built-in browser source 2.launch obs-studio and add browser source plugin to a scene 3.Kering dialog shows up 4.Press cancel for keyring dialog and close obs-studio 5.Run obs again and keyring dialog shows up 6.Press cancel for keyring dialog and delete all browser source plugins from all scenes 7.launch obs-studio and add browser source plugin to a scene
Additional information
After launching opera browser keyring dialog shows up. So for fix this issue with opera i use command for launch opera: "opera --password-store=basic %U" and there were no dialog