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Created Jun 21, 2018 by Richard Pospesel@richard

HTTP .onion sites inherit previous page's certificate information

Seems to be an edge case from the #23247 (moved) patch. To reproduce:

  • Navigate to a vanilla or .onion HTTPS site
  • From same tab, navigate to a .onion HTTP site

The HTTP .onion will have the onion+lock icon, and the Page Info pane will be full of the previous HTTPS site's certificate information.

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