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Permanently Store self-signed certificates broken in 49.0.2

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stringrazor
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When I navigate to one of our internal SSL-enabled websites that uses a self-signed certificate, 49.0.2 does nothing upon clicking CONFIRM SECURITY EXCEPTION when PERMANENTLY STORE THIS EXCEPTION option is checked. Click on that button does nothing and it is impossible to navigate to the site until the option is deselected. I've reinstalled 48.0.2 and the issue disappeared.

When I navigate to one of our internal SSL-enabled websites that uses a self-signed certificate, 49.0.2 does nothing upon clicking CONFIRM SECURITY EXCEPTION when PERMANENTLY STORE THIS EXCEPTION option is checked. Click on that button does nothing and it is impossible to navigate to the site until the option is deselected. I've reinstalled 48.0.2 and the issue disappeared.

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soundwave
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I think you should file a bug