Does it reproduce on browser-laptop? No/ NA.Does it reproduce on brave-browser dev/beta builds? Yes.22 (Official Build) dev (64-bit) Reproducible on current release: 22 (Official Build) beta (64-bit)ĭev - Version 0.56.1 Chromium. Expected result:Įvernote function executes Reproduces how often:Īlways Brave version (chrome://version info)īeta - Version 0.55.10 Chromium. Attempt to use any function of Evernote Web Clipperįunction is not performed, alert message to make sure cookies are allowed is displayed.Sign into your Evernote account via extension or website.This occurs on both Dev and Beta versions, with or without fresh install and with or without additional extensions installed. Once switched, these extensions behave as expected. Selecting 'save' closes the extension but does not actually save the content.īoth of these issues are resolved by changing Brave's default Shields settings - specifically changing the Cookie Control option to Allow all cookies. The loading wheel in the top right spins infinitely. However, when attempting to use the extension (for instance, clicking 'Add a Bookmark', the extension displays as seen here: Installs fine and even further, account sign-in works properly. This extension works very much in the same way as Evernote. Sign-in is still registered/successful, but the extension cannot be used and you're presented with the following error:Ģ - Diigo Web Capture - Capture and Annotate

This extension installs without issue but breaks after attempting to sign-in to Evernote account.

I realize that this may seem obvious since this was a common issue with the pre-installed extensions in Browser-Laptop but given that Brave-Core allows for all Extensions, this problem pops up much more often and supporting/advising users on how to address the issue is slightly problematic.

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