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I switched from Chrome for Edge's native integration with Windows credentialing and Office 365. In a corporate environment that relies heavily on Windows and t
by hcurtiss 6y ago
I switched from Chrome for Edge's native integration with Windows credentialing and Office 365. In a corporate environment that relies heavily on Windows and the Office suite, it really works very well. Its elegant account management between personal and work instances is also fantastic.
- samch 6y agoYou can configure Firefox to do native Windows authentication in an O366 enterprise environment. I have done this on my corporate laptop, and it lets me use Firefox as my primary browser for any corporate / SSO site. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Integrated_authentication https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Integrated_...
- Cilvic 6y agoThis is cool, thanks for the link. As an end-user, how would you go about determining the urls to add to the list?
- samch 6y agoI just checked and my URL list looks something like: “corpdomain.com,microsoft.com,microsoftonline.com,office.com,corpdomain.sharepoint.com,corpdomain.local,windows.net” If I find an SSO-enabled site that doesn’t work, I add it to the list. I hope that helps!