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It breaks federation, i.e., Single SignOn. But there's a thing for Firefox which does it for all sites. Called First Party Isolation.
by bugmen0t 9y ago
It breaks federation, i.e., Single SignOn.
But there's a thing for Firefox which does it for all sites. Called First Party Isolation.
- DesiLurker 9y agoknowing what fb is doing with your data, why would you still want SSO?
- billysielu 9y agoAn idea.. imagine putting SSO stuff into a Container and setting First Party Isolation off for just that Container.
- throwaway2048 9y agoive had it disabled for years and never had any kind of issue with single signon websites