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#Opera versus chrome osx 2017 download

Go to Toolbox Options and set the following options:Ģ.1 Common Preferences -> Enable persistent logs - checked Ģ.2 Advanced Settings -> Disable HTTP Cache - checked.

Open Developer Tools (Control+Shift+E or Command+Option+E) and make sure you don't have any cookies set for Kibana site ( Storage tab -> Cookies).For the first two requests ("login" and "info") do the following:Ĥ.1 Copy -> Copy as cURL and paste it to chrome.txt Ĥ.2 Copy -> Copy Response Headers and paste it to chrome.txt.Enter credentials and hit login button.Switch to Network tab and set the following options :Ģ.1 Filter (with checked Regex option): v1/login|v1/info.Open Developer Tools (Control+Shift+I or Command+Option+I) and make sure you don't have any cookies set for Kibana site ( Application tab -> Storage -> Cookies).

Here is how you can collect needed info from browsers:

Any non-default configuration values you have in kibana.yml (if possible).

Request/response headers you see in Chrome and Firefox.

:5601/api/xpack/v1/info Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401 (Unauthorized)Ĭould you please share some additional info regarding this issue?.

:5601/api/security/v1/login Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401 (Unauthorized).

Attempt to login via Chrome, Opera, or Safari to any user.

Add SSL to both the Kibana and Elasticsearch servers.

Setup access via URL rather than IP address.

Whitelist Authorization and Origin headers.

Setup Kibana and Elasticsearch on different servers.

Note: this could be the same issue as #10176 but some of the details are different so I decided to create a new bug. We can login to Elasticsearch on any of the above browsers. There might be other browsers on which it does or doesn't work but I just tested it on the 4 mentioned above (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera) We were previously able to login to it on both Chrome and Firefox, the only difference that I know of is that we set up SSL on both servers rather than just having it on the Kibana instance. Here is the forum post with additional details:

Trying to then log in manually gives the same Oops! Error. If we try using the embedded iframe, we get the message that the session has expired. The login screen displays the message Oops! Error. The issue is that we are unable to login to Kibana on Chrome, Safari, or Opera. We can also log in to the Kibana instance itself. Everything works fine in Firefox - the page logs in and we can view the dashboard. We are trying to setup an embedded iframe with auto-login.

#Opera versus chrome osx 2017 download

download page, yum, from source, etc.): tar from download pageĭescription of the problem including expected versus actual behavior: