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Check if authentication works in Microsoft Edge browser #132
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I was testing and I wasn't able to recreate the problem Luke is facing on edge. To me everything is working exactly the same way as it works on Chrome or Firefox even on private mode. |
On this topic, I sent Luke these questions:
his response was: |
I told Luke: "we have determined that your access issues in Microsoft Edge to the Living Dictionary site is because of the configuration of the Network settings in your browser. if you go into your settings, you can check to see if any sites are being blocked in some kind of way. Check your preferences and any extensions that might be blocking things like pop-ups or prohibiting authentication. We know it should be working on your side because the Incognito Mode is working" He responded: "Thanks. I am now figuring out that the issue must have been caused by my antivirus software (McAfee). The antivirus recommends to clear trackers in the browsers and I think last time when I did that it caused a problem to access certain websites that require cache data to log in. Just recently, the same problem happened on my Firefox browser as well, but updating Firefox solved the problem, whereas in MS Edge, it never got resolved." I am considering adding part of this info to our FAQ in case other people have similar access problems related to their McAfee or similar software. |
Since this is not an issue with our app, but rather with the whole authentication/cookies/popups/blockers/browsers world, I'm going to label this as documentation and assign to @AnnaLuisaD |
Our colleague Luke in India usually uses Microsoft Edge as a browser, and says it's quite commonly used in his region. He was not able to log into the Living Dictionaries platform using Microsoft Edge. When he switched to Firefox, everything worked for him.
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