It is on by default ( and IMNSHO should be ). The webserver does not know whether the user accessing it is local. This is not something recent, it has always been like that. In the past one could open the ports from YaST modules. But YaST is basically dead.
Disable the firewall and you should see it works.
Oke thanks i will try but its now 4 o clock in the night in dutch.
Firewalld has stopped bij de servicemanager make no difference still error 404
I used to see a SuseFirewall2 to close but i could not find in the servicemanager sorry
Sorry yes it works had to type http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/
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That means you’re a longtime user. SuseFirewall2 was replaced by firewalld ~5 years ago. 
But good it works now.
Sorry it is a long time ago now i have to change config.inc.php for login.
change
/etc/dbconfig-common/phpmyadmin.conf
or just download
No !!!. The package installs the .conf and .inc in `/etc/apache2/conf.d and that works. This is not Debian or Ubuntu.
Also, before posting read the thread. The OP has it working now.
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But i when i try to login I get a error; login without a password is forbidden see AllowNoPassword
Did you run sudo mysql_secure_installation ? And create a password for the mysql root user?
Sorry did not know to do that.
You need to. Setting AllowNoPassword is never a wise decision. The script also allows you to remove the test user(s) and database(s). I suggest you do that. Mind to create a user for each database
Please stop making things more confusing, @denab
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Yes that is true but i only run mariadb on a local pc no internet
I learned the hard way, result was that a server got hacked. (Did what I did at home).
What I wrote here is a working guide, but every step is needed.
I feel like i am stuppid, have done setup many mysql and mariadb server but forgot it all.
Sorry for asking. .
No need to feel stupid. Things changed. Feel free to ask.
Thank you for your understanding.