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388366 – Microsoft Edge: v.124 – Updated Edge Profile account re-authentication popup when Browser to Web Single-Sign-On (SSO) fails.

Microsoft Edge

check before: 2024-04-01

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Microsoft Edge

Platform:

Web, World tenant

Status:

Launched

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Edge provides a browser to Web single sign-on (SSO) capability that lets a user sign in to their Edge Profile with a web account first and then automatically sign them into Microsoft first party websites. This is done by saving cached credentials. This approach works until there's an authentication challenge to the cached credentials. A typical scenario is when a user changes their password on a different device. The cached credentials on the current device become outdated and SSO fails. Edge detects this failure and shows a re-authentication popup that prompts the user to update their cached credentials on the current device.

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Release Phase:
General Availability

Created:
2024-03-14

updated:
2024-04-19

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DatePropertyoldnew
2024-04-19RM TitleMicrosoft Edge: Updated reauthentication flyout when Web Single Sign-On failsMicrosoft Edge: v.124 - Updated Edge Profile account re-authentication popup when Browser to Web Single-Sign-On (SSO) fails.
2024-04-19RM StatusIn developmentLaunched
2024-04-19RM DescriptionUsers who encounter Web Single Sign-On (SSO) failures for User Interaction Required (UIR) accounts will experience a flyout with a call to action to sign in and verify their account.Edge provides a browser to Web single sign-on (SSO) capability that lets a user sign in to their Edge Profile with a web account first and then automatically sign them into Microsoft first party websites. This is done by saving cached credentials. This approach works until there's an authentication challenge to the cached credentials. A typical scenario is when a user changes their password on a different device. The cached credentials on the current device become outdated and SSO fails. Edge detects this failure and shows a re-authentication popup that prompts the user to update their cached credentials on the current device.

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