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Teams live event "Program" NDI output
Am I the only one who is missing a "Live event Program feed" NDI output from Teams when producing live events? Sometimes we need to produce RTMP live events to a specific service instead of Teams Live events. But with all remote participants on Teams. In this scenario I would enable NDI output on my producer Teams client and then capture it with OBS or similar tool for RTMP streaming. The "Active Speaker" NDI output from Teams actually shows the Program feed branded with a Teams logo in the corner when first joining the event. But the problem is that as soon as another presenter unmutes and starts speaking, then the NDI output switches to his video feed (without Teams branding) even though i didn't send him "live". It makes sense that this happens as it's the "Active Speaker" output It would be really nice in live events to also have a "Program feed" NDI output from the Teams client. Or alternatively that the Active Speaker output in live events always showed the Program output instead.Re: "Never save password websites" group policy needed
KrisNelson the problem is that our users wish to use the password manager for some external websites. If use the policy you mentioned we completely disable the password manager so they cannot save new passwords. We would like our users to actively use the password manager, but predefine certain internal websites where we do not wish the password saved.Re: "Never save password websites" group policy needed
This could actually be split into two seperate posts/issues. 1. Why does Edge's Password Manager suggest to save the password of a website that uses SSO, and where the user does not input a username and password? That must be a bug. 2. Implement a group policy where enterprises can prepopulate the list of websites they do not wish passwords saved for."Never save password websites" group policy needed
We just deployed Edge to 1000+ devices in our organization but have discovered unwanted save password suggestions from the Password Manager. When users access an internal webpage that uses some kind of integrated windows authentication/SSO/NTLM/Kerberos etc. meaning the user is not prompted for a username and password - the password manager still suggests to save the username and password! There could be many other scenarios in an enterprise where you do not wish passwords on certain internal (or external) websites to be saved, but allow it for others. It looks like Edge automatically populates a list of websites or URL's where passwords are "never saved" and when a website is on that list Edge doesn't prompt if the user want to save the password. It would be very useful for an enterprise to have a Group Policy where we could prepopulate this list with websites we do not want the browser to save passwords for. The browser should of course still fill websites on this list that the user clicks "Never" to save, but so that the list could consist of both websites populated from the group policy and websites added by the user.Edge as default browser GPO error
In the current Stable build 81 when you install Edge and have the Edge Group Policy set to set Edge as the default browser, the error shown below shows up on the pc. As far as i could find online this happens if Edge doesn't change the default browser using the correct API in Windows 10 and corrupts the settings.PDF viewer does not work with JavaScript
Hi All of our corporate documents are managed in a document solution that generates PDF files from the documents with a specific header in the document stating when they have been requested etc. This header uses JavaScript build into the PDF which works just fine in Adobe Acrobat Reader, Internet Explorer (as it uses Acrobat Reader) etc. But sadly in Edge it only loads the top of the header on each page and displays an error saying: "TypeError: this.info.toSource is not a function". The rest of each page is missing (see screenshot below) This means that thousands of documents that cannot be viewed with the build-in PDF viewer in Edge, but we have to manually download the file and then open it in Adobe Reader.Re: Provide different options for sorting favorites - Discussion
I completely agree with NoahW about the first part. In an enterprise environment the IT-department often manage a list of favorites that are mandatory for all, and then the users can add their own favorites as well. Normally we would prefer all the corporate favorites on the top as they are the ones our uses need the most - we have ususally accomplished this by naming them with a "-" as the first character. (An even better solution would be if the favorites had a "favorites managed by your organization" section and a "favorites managed by you" section.) The problem is every time we add a new favorite it ends up in the bottom. So we need a group policy to enable automatic ongoing alphanumeric sorting so that no matter how many new favorites are added, they are still in an alphanumeric order.Printing of PDF's broken in DEV build 80.0.345.0
When printing certain graphical PDF's from Edge buildin PDF viewer in build 80.0.345.0, the graphic is never printed, but an error is printed instead. The error shown on the paper is: "ERROR: typecheck OFFENDING COMMAND: setlinecap" In the BETA build 79.0.309.43 there is no problem with the same PDF.
