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IPv6 link-local addresses can require a zone index that usually indicates the local link the address is valid on; an example would be coap://[fe80::12:34ff:fe56:78ab%tap0]/. With Firefox 45.2.0, entering such an address results in a "The address wasn't understood" error message, and the address bar gets trimmed to a single :.
The behavior can easily be tested on Linux with a local server if you have any fe80: address on a local interface by appending the interface's name to the address; other operating systems could use different zone identifiers.
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IPv6 link-local addresses can require a zone index that usually indicates the local link the address is valid on; an example would be
coap://[fe80::12:34ff:fe56:78ab%tap0]/
. With Firefox 45.2.0, entering such an address results in a "The address wasn't understood" error message, and the address bar gets trimmed to a single:
.The behavior can easily be tested on Linux with a local server if you have any
fe80:
address on a local interface by appending the interface's name to the address; other operating systems could use different zone identifiers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: