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Teams for Mac refused to let me upload a file this morning, and I learned you can't use the Teams webapp from Safari unless you globally turn off "Prevent cross
by duffyjp 4y ago
Teams for Mac refused to let me upload a file this morning, and I learned you can't use the Teams webapp from Safari unless you globally turn off "Prevent cross-site tracking." Yeah, no thanks.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/safari-browser-support-1aac0a7c-35a8-42c1-a7df-f674afe234df?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/safari-browser-su...
- nousermane 4y agoYeah, that "cross-site tracking" thing is a side effect of microsoft's habit as dumb as inexplicable. Teams webapp (all O365 webapps, really) load from like 7 different domains. I can understand 2 (CDN+API), but that's way too many. No wonder tracking protection kicks in.
- dijit 4y agothat's weird though (in the CDN case) because one of the primary reasons to use another domain is to avoid people sending you cookies because it's useless data for static assets.
- nibbleshifter 4y ago> I learned you can't use the Teams webapp from Safari unless you globally turn off "Prevent cross-site tracking." Yeah, no thanks It's the same in Edge on Windows lol. Their own shit doesn't work on their own shit.