SUMMARY When I intend to connect to a Cisco AnyConnect VPN via OpenConnect, the login window offers me to [ ] Store browser cookies in plain-text I've found out that the credentials are finally saved, when checking this option (additionally?) to [ ] Store Credentials. However, this option sounds very ominous: - I'm connecting to a VPN, why is there a "browser" involved or "browser cookies"? - Do those cookies store information about the session? What do they contain? - If the setting is unchecked, will it omit storing cookies at all _or_ instead store them in non-plain-text? - If they are stored in plain-text, where and how can I delete the cookies? How long are they valid? - Since password saving doesn't work w/o it, shouldn't this option be always set at least as long credentials are meant to be stored? SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Operating System: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20250512 KDE Plasma Version: 6.3.5 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.14.0 Graphics Platform: Wayland
> I've found out that the credentials are finally saved, when checking this option (additionally?) to [ ] Store Credentials. Maybe this was just coincidence. For some reasons credentials (i.e. additionally the password!) are saved on Tumbleweed with these two options set, but not on Fedora 42 unfortunately.