Cannot login on Brave browser

Help me!
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Hello,
I have some troubles with forest :frowning:

Feature(s) impacted

All the local environment

Observed behavior

After the reset of my computer, i cannot launch local development environment. The local server run normally but i thinks that forest platform cannot touch it.

Expected behavior

Allow to acces on forest with local environment

Failure Logs

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Context

  • Project name: Intent
  • Team name: Operations
  • Environment name: Development | louisdebraine1
  • Agent (forest package) name & version: “forest-express-mongoose”: “^9.2.4”,
  • Database type: mongodb
  • Recent changes made on your end if any: update all the projet to node 18 (and forest-express-mongoose to major 9), i use brave now as browser
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Hi @LouisLoode :wave: have you got more information about the blocked authentication route?
Can you share with us the details of the error on your browser?

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This is the messages in console:

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Can you try to connect using chrome or firefox ?

5

It works with chrome !
Do you know what can i change in brave settings ?

6

Can you have any more details of the error on the network tab?
Can you try to copy as curl the request lunch by brave and try to execute it on a terminal to see if the behavior is the same?

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It works in CURL, it seems to be exclusive on Brave.

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Hello @LouisLoode :wave:

Yes indeed, curl requests should be working !

The issue you are facing here is that brave prevents you from executing requests to a non https url (for security measure).

I don’t know how to configure brave to be honest, however, I’m pretty sure you can work with some config to let this use case work on at least app.forestadmin.com.

An other solution would be to have kind of reverse proxy, meaning that on your local machine you would have a url over https, that would redirect to your local server (by using nginx for instance, or ngrock).

If you find any configuration on brave that works for you, please don’t hesitate to post the solution here, other people could be interested.

Thanks !

Steve.

P.S. I have found some resources that could raise your interest Permissioning access to localhost connections · Issue #27346 · brave/brave-browser · GitHub

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