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Extensions - Chrome or Microsoft Store?
DaveChomas - I would recommend using the extension from Microsoft Store as we have verified the extension before hosting. You shouldn't be required to use Win 10 Accounts extension for SSO as the browser should pick up your signed in account profile (AAD if corp machine) that should be used for SSO for all corp sites. Let us know if you are having any issues with respect to SSO.
- SteveOhhMay 07, 2019Copper Contributor
Balaje_Krishnan Any updates to this? New install, domain joined and going to portal.office.com requires me to enter name and creds.
- Balaje_KrishnanMay 07, 2019
Microsoft
SteveOhh - let me check with my team on this again & I will get back to you.
- Avi VaidMay 07, 2019
Microsoft
Hey SteveOhh , you should not be receiving a cred prompt on portal.office.com. Could you help us with a repro for this?
1. What platform are you using? If Win10, what version?
2. What account are you signed into the browser with? (check the profile control right next to the smiley in the address bar)
3. What version of Microsoft Edge are you running? (check edge://version)
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- danny_grassoApr 10, 2019Brass Contributor
Balaje_Krishnan Seeing the same SSO issue where "Windows 10" Edge is not prompting for MFA (using Conditional Access and condition is domain joined computer). Edge Dev is prompting for MFA.
- Balaje_KrishnanApr 10, 2019
Microsoft
danny_grasso, Wesley Horn - we are investigating this and will get back to you with more details as soon as we find out more.
- Wesley HornApr 09, 2019Copper Contributor
We have used the Windows 10 Accounts extension to get Chrome to recognize machines as HybridAD joined for the purposes of Conditional Access. However it appears that Edge doesn't properly see the endpoints as hybrid joined so they are having CA applied to them. Adding the Windows 10 Accounts extension from the Chrome store doesn't seem to resolve the issue.
Am I missing something or is this just a feature that isn't part of the new Edge yet?
Thanks!
- Eric_LawrenceApr 16, 2019
Microsoft
That's correct. At present, Edge has support for SSO using the signed-in user's profile credentials, but this does NOT provide the AAD Conditional Access device attestation. For Chrome, you'd install the extension in question.
I'm a bit surprised to hear that this same extension isn't working for Edge itself, but rest assured that this is an area that we are actively working on.- Stephen KerkmannSep 05, 2019Copper Contributor
Has this issue been resolved. Its really hard to tell. Can't find any updates on this forum. I need Edge Chromium on a hybrid joined device to be recognized by conditional access rules. I was under the impression that this was coming but I don't see any news on this.
Does the old Chrome extension provide this capability if installed. I tested and it didn't seem that way ?
Anyone have an update on this ?
- Balaje_KrishnanApr 09, 2019
Microsoft
Wesley Horn - let me check into this & get you an answer.