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> I've started counting the minutes that I use in a day just logging in to things with our SSO, because it has started to actually add up, haha. It has gotten s
by treve 10y ago
> I've started counting the minutes that I use in a day just logging in to things with our SSO, because it has started to actually add up, haha. It has gotten silly.
If you need to log in more than once, can you really call it SSO? =)
- falcolas 10y agoIf it's anything like my experience, the trip from clicking on the button to open the app and wait for the myriad of redirects, before clicking through to the page you actually want to monitor is non-trivial (and sometimes doesn't occur if the tab isn't in the foreground). I don't have that many open, and it still takes me around 5 minutes every day to open them back up.
- hdhzy 10y agoAt least you have SSO! Imagine what if you had different credentials to each of these services (even logins)! There are big companies that operate like that...
- bogomipz 10y agoThere are also lots big companies that have "SSO" but it is half-baked or incomplete with regards to which services and you end up with MSSO - multiple single sign on.
- sbjustin 10y agoInstall 1Password and it's basically like having SSO.
- kakarot 10y agoAnd why shouldn't he have different credentials? A password manager would make this a cakewalk.
- eridius 10y agoHaving different credentials would actually be faster. One key chord to ask 1Password to fill in my password and log in, and I'd be done. Instead, with SSO, every time I need to log in, I need to type in my email address, go through a bazillion redirects to Google where it asks me which of my accounts I want to use (even though I already typed in my email, and even though I only ever use one of those accounts for SSO), click it, often have to then enter my Google password and/or OTP code, then go through a bazillion more redirects back to the app.