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You can turn them off. However, most single-sign-on stuff will break without them :/ (at least MS accounts just don't work)
by exyi 4y ago
You can turn them off. However, most single-sign-on stuff will break without them :/
(at least MS accounts just don't work)
- grishka 4y agoSingle-sign-on stuff can be fixed by redirecting through the authenticator domain and passing the token or whatever back as a url parameter. > You can turn them off. Of course I did, long ago. The issue is that they're on by default. And defaults matter a lot because most people don't change them.
- exyi 4y agoThat would have to get fixed by the corporate maintaining that SSO. I even tried whitelisting domains, but it's also PITA since MS redirects you through 10 domains or so. Now I'm using cookie autoeater almost everywhere... so feel free to save your cookies, as soon as I close the tab they are all gone. I have to login every time, but saved passwords solve it reasonably well.