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Re: Edge forcing switch profiles when using any .local domain or IP address
Same here, also moved back to Chrome. This is so silly and annoying, especially because I have profile switching turned off in settings. Edge doesn't care, it will insist to switch to a work profile anyway... I kind of think/hope this is a bug/oversight on MS part. They can't be that daft to force this on their users right?Re: A PowerShell GUI for logging into Multiple Office365 Tenants and Services
James Arber This seems like a very cool tool I would like to use! Surprised it hasn't gotten more exposure. Are you still updating it? I do have a few issues right of the bat: - The module update function is having issues: - The password seems to be parsed in a way that special characters aren't supported: - Would it be possible to use credentials from a credential manager like BitWarden? Thanks, Hap.Re: Ability to disable cookie sharing with InPrivate browsing
Deleted I was aware of this workaround, but thanks for coming back to me. Ideally every InPrivate windows would not share cookies, to be truly private and separate from everything else. Has the team mentioned anything about putting this on the roadmap, or are they planning to implement this at all? I was hoping they would have taken a stance on this by now.Re: Ability to disable cookie sharing with InPrivate browsing
Deleted Hi there! Just checking in to see if there's any news on this topic. Would love to have this feature. I need to log in to many different environments every day, and would love to be able to do this in separate inprivate windows without cookie sharing.Re: Outlook - Certificate has been revoked
Jeffrey Baltezegar wrote: Thanks for your update. Are you seeing this problem intermittently as well? I haven't been able to generate the message on-demand. I had to call Microsoft twice yesterday just to get them to call back. When they did, the support "engineer" finally sounded as though she was taking this issue seriously. I also contacted DigiCert support, who confirmed that the certificate is not revoked. Yes it was very intermittent. Sometimes every day and then not for a few weeks. I haven't had the error in more than two months now. Our casenr was 117052315783924, you can refer to that if you wish. PS I just realized you didn't ask me but Jane. In any case extra info supplied.Re: Outlook - Certificate has been revoked
Unfortunately the cause was never found. MS was able to reproduce it twice on their end but didn't get the required logging. After that it didn't occur anymore. As we didn't change anything on our end, I had a suspicion they fixed it silently in one of their updates recently. Have you tried updating Outlook to the latest update?Re: Outlook - Certificate has been revoked
Javier Garcia wrote: Opened a 2nd ticket for Outlook since MS support always points fingers back and forth (117052515798731). Still getting no where and they've already quit trying to try and support the ticket since we are unable to reproduce the issue on command. Note, we have tried applying the "workarounds" by suppressing the prompt in IE and Outlook (HKCU\software\policies\microsoft\office\16.0\outlook\security\usecrlchasing Value=2) but still doesn't seem to work. Only solution so far is to roll people back to Office 2013. Javier I got word you closed the case because you find the issue to be related to your reverse proxy, is this correct?Re: Outlook - Certificate has been revoked
Unfortunately not. MS was able to reproduce against our environment once, but hasn't occurred since. I haven't had the revoked popup since a month, so it might be that is has been resolved in an update. Are you still getting it with Outlook 2016 updated to the latest version?Re: Outlook - Certificate has been revoked
Our case is also still open (REG:117052315783924). Not getting closer to a solution yet unfortunately. They keep asking for traces we cannot give as the issue can't be reproduced on demand. In the mean time I've supplied some dump files, but that didn't bring us any closer as well it seems... I'll update when we get more news from MS.Re: Outlook - Certificate has been revoked
Thanks. I created a case as well and referenced yours. Found out something interesting. Everytime the revoked message appears, I have 2 Lync event in my application eventlog at exactly that timestamp: Lync has enabled event logging. Information about failed calls will be sent to the Windows event log. and LyncPlatform has enabled event logging. Information about failed calls will be sent to the Windows event log. Other than this, it seems totally random. Can stay away for weeks, then popup daily.Re: Outlook - Certificate has been revoked
This is not relevant. We are seeing a certificate revoked message when there is nothing wrong with the certificate. Also the message doesn't pop up when creating a profile, but during use of Outlook, about once or twice a day. Sometimes it doesn't popup for days.
