Firefox, http://............ with username/password does not work

[abru]

I have installed tinycore on my hard disk and have now encountered a problem with Firefox.
Tested with tinycore 32 and 64-bit, v15.0 version and Firefox 124.0.1 (32-bit) and Firefox 124.0.1 (64-bit)
Calling https://                                          works fine
Calling http:// with username/password     does not work
Example portainer:
   Error message: Failure Unable to retrieve user detail: Unauthorized
Example homebridge:
   Error message: Invalid Username or Password

When I start firefox in private mode (firefox_private), it works fine! Do you have an explanation for this?

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[abru]

one more note.
when I start the system from the "CorePlus installation image" (CorePlus-current.iso) and install firefox,
then http://.......      with username/password works fine
when I start the system from the "CorePlus installation image", run tc-install for a frugal installation and install firefox,
then http://.......      with username/password no longer works , only via firefox_private

[abru]

Hmm, i have now found the cause of the error. I use grub2 as bootloader and my entry looks like this:

menuentry "Start tinycore64 on device sda8 folder mac/tiny6401" {
    search --fs-uuid --set=root 523f3b41-85ff-4cf6-af51-a004d79e30fb
    linux /mac/tiny6401/boot/vmlinuz64 rw root=UUID=523f3b41-85ff-4cf6-af51-a004d79e30fb tce=UUID=523f3b41-85ff-4cf6-af51-a004d79e30fb/mac/tiny6401/tce tz=CEST-1
    initrd /mac/tiny6401/boot/corepure64.gz
}

The problem was the root keyword and after this change, it works perfectly!

menuentry "Start tinycore64 on device sda8 folder mac/tiny6401" {
    search --fs-uuid --set=root 523f3b41-85ff-4cf6-af51-a004d79e30fb
    linux /mac/tiny6401/boot/vmlinuz64 rw UUID=523f3b41-85ff-4cf6-af51-a004d79e30fb tce=UUID=523f3b41-85ff-4cf6-af51-a004d79e30fb/mac/tiny6401/tce tz=CEST-1
    initrd /mac/tiny6401/boot/corepure64.gz
}

[patrikg]

Strange ??
After you booted up, you can look at the

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cat /proc/cmdline
To see how the kernel command line args line being deployed with grub.
i think the search sets the root entry, so you should see maybe two entry's.

So you can maybe remove own your entry from the linux line.