New plugin available: Cloud (access to Box, Dropbox, etc).

[ghisler(Author)]

There is no need to update it as long as it's only used for logins.

And even with a 2016 version I would never use it for random pages. That's 3 years of possible security holes!

[Usher]

2ghisler(Author)
And what about TLS 1.3? It's a standard since autumn 2018 and Google as usual force users to use Google apps which support this standard…

[sirksel]

@ghisler(Author):
This is a fantastic plugin... one question though: Is it possible to allow it to resolve environment variables in the browser= path? The reason I ask is that I use Total Commander and Chrome portable on unfamiliar machines. I don't like to trigger the native IE instance, and the drive letter on the USB changes. So if you could allow it to resolve regular %environment% variables or even just the %commander_path% variable, I could even do it relative from there.

So just to be clear, I'm asking that:

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browser=j:\portable\chrome\GoogleChromePortable.exe

would be allowed to be:

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browser=%portable%\chrome\GoogleChromePortable.exe

where %portable% is an environment variable, or even just:

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browser=%commander_path%\..\chrome\GoogleChromePortable.exe

Thanks for taking time to consider this request.

[ghisler(Author)]

And what about TLS 1.3?

Total Commander uses the Internet* functions in Windows for https connections. Unfortunately it seems that TLS 1.3 isn't supported by Microsoft yet. In Control Panel - Internet Options - Advanced, you can only enable TLS 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2.


I will try to support environment variables for the browser.

[Jon Canale]

Now it's working - just extremely slow to connect. Must be my Comcast internet connection...

I just installed AdBlock to my Edge browser on Win10-64Pro. Could that be blocking the Cloud Plugin (2.1 beta 5) from logging in to Dropbox? It worked before I installed AdBlock. The plugin just stalls (nothing happens until it times out) after I put in my password. Do I need to add a permission to AdBlock to allow the plugin to log in?
Using Total Commander 9.22a. Yes, I should test by removing AdBlock and see if that is the problem...

[Horst.Epp]

Now it's working - just extremely slow to connect. Must be my Comcast internet connection...

I just installed AdBlock to my Edge browser on Win10-64Pro. Could that be blocking the Cloud Plugin (2.1 beta 5) from logging in to Dropbox? It worked before I installed AdBlock. The plugin just stalls (nothing happens until it times out) after I put in my password. Do I need to add a permission to AdBlock to allow the plugin to log in?
Using Total Commander 9.22a. Yes, I should test by removing AdBlock and see if that is the problem...

As you said, you can test it by yourself.
No need to remove AdBlock, just disable it.
I had AdBlock and changed to AdGuard but none of them blocked the Cloud login in any way.

[ghisler(Author)]

It shouldn't have an influence - TC uses Internet Explorer functions, not Edge functions.