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Default match detection no longer works for IPV6 URIs #2107
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Any updates on this? Is there anything I can do to help? |
Also running into Bitwarden's match detection not matching IPv6 literals. Tried both with brackets around and without. |
Hi @ggiesen, the team will make time and look into this issue. Thanks for bringing this up. |
I have tried the workaround mentioned by @tangowithfoxtrot but it doesn't seem to work on Android. This is with version 2022.6.1 (4795) |
@fakuivan Just wanted to clarify that this issue and my linked PR addresses the web, desktop and browser extension. With the browser extension (also FF on Android) fix having the biggest impact. If the issue occurs on a mobile client (native Android/IOS) with/without the workaround mentioned by @tangowithfoxtrot then please open an issue at our mobile repository |
Steps To Reproduce
https://[2620:fe::fe]/
.Expected Result
The extension detects the URL using the default match detection.
Actual Result
The extension does not detect the URL.
Additional Context
The last version that default URI matching with IPV6 works for is 1.51.1.
Using regex matching works if you escape the slashes and brackets:
https:\/\/\[2620:fe::fe\]\/
.Operating System
macOS
Operating System Version
11.6
Web Browser
Firefox
Browser Version
92.0.1
Build Version
1.52.0 and 1.53.0
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