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@Chris D, okay I figured out the issue. The issue stems from leaving the cookie value SameSite empty. If the SameSite value is empty it is going to default to 'Lax'. You can read all about it here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Set-Cookie/SameSite Because this is...

@Chris D, I hate to tag you, but wanted to see if you had any thoughts on this.

Okay, phew. Bad that the bug exists, but glad I am not crazy, lol.

Thanks for checking. I will check Edge Chromium, but let me know if you are able to log in with regular Chrome. Also, this does work fine on FireFox and Safari, but fails in Chrome.

Anyone else able to use Google authentication right now on any 2.2.x version??

One thing to note is that when I auth through Chrome, the session cookie value does not match a session in the DB. For FireFix and Safari, it works fine, there is a matching session in the DB.

For some reason, Google Authentication through Chrome is broken. I have a number of users who cannot log in through Chrome on desktop or Chromebooks. I am not able to log into XenForo through Chrome as well with my connected account. When I try to authenticate, it will simply send me right back...

Connected accounts seem completely broken. :( I can't log in with Google on XenForo.com...

@Chris D so is this something that will change in the Xenforo code to allow for these types of email addresses?

Not sure if this is a bug report, but I have users, for some reason, that want a single quote in their email address. Is this not allowed within XenForo? Should it be allowed? (possible bug?) Or is this an enhancement request?

You do not map a key to user permissions. You map a key to API scopes. Your API endpoints will make sure the key has the right scopes before sending back the right information for an API endpoint. However, you can access the user the key was assigned like this: $key = \XF::apiKey()...

I did something similar to this. Here is the code that I used to generate an API key for a user: $keyScopes = [ // DEFINE YOUR SCOPES HERE ]; /** @var \XF\Service\ApiKey\Manager $keyManager */ $keyManager =...

I added a select2 input box(token select) to a filter dropdown and every time I select an option it will close the filter box because of where the select2 is placed within the DOM. Any tips or tricks on how to prevent this? Thanks.

Right, that is the ask. Hopefully someone can see what this is doing in Java, and recreate in PHP.

Literally going through this right now, but using a different service that provides some pretty powerful functionality: https://cloudinary.com/ If you add this as CDN support, you can serve a lot of your images through this service and provide a ton of power to your static images.