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And it carte blanch refuses to work in lynx or links too, even if the site behind an SSO login would work perfectly. Bah.
by azalemeth 5y ago
And it carte blanch refuses to work in lynx or links too, even if the site behind an SSO login would work perfectly. Bah.
- azalemeth 5y agoThis is getting downvoted quite a lot. I don't understand why. There are lots of legitimate uses for a text-based browser, from quickly looking something up on an SSH session to trying to script something. Servers are often placed behind an SSO wall and Microsoft's authentication regime means that you can't, for example, curl server/data without passing a token coming from a graphical browser and a whole world of pain. This is explicitly a design decision from Microsoft: you need to support javascript to use their SSO login.