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I have manually setup phpMyAdmin (downloaded from official site) on my site. However, when I enter my User&Pass in login page, i get warning:

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When i try same page with HTTPS, it logins. Any idea why this could happen? tried $cfg['ForceSSL'] = false; but same happens.

I've tried same package on my localhost (where i dont have https) and it logins.

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    To help anyone in the future with a similar problem, you should copy and paste the text of the error message rather than just pasting the image. – ibennetch Nov 2 '18 at 1:07
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No, phpMyAdmin doesn't require using HTTPS. Some server configurations seem to be experiencing this problem, which is reported at the phpMyAdmin issue tracker at https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/14184.

For me, trying to log in a second time works, for others there are add-ons such as Katalon Recorder (Selenium IDE for Chrome) or uBlock Origin preventing the file /js/vendor/js.cookie.js?v=4.8.2 (or whatever your version is) from loading.

Finally, there can be some cookies "stuck" between secure and insecure mode; you may be able to clear those directly through your browser (phpMyAdmin cookies start with "pma").

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