When a menu pops up, select 'Manage extensions.' If you dont see a puzzle piece button in the menu bar, click the vertical ellipses button (three vertical dots) and select More tools > Extensions from the menu. Switch between multiple Okta accounts: You're prompted to trust or reject subsequent Okta accounts the first time you access them. First, open 'Chrome.' Click the 'Extensions' icon in the toolbar, which looks like a puzzle piece. When I need to do right now is fill the form, which does.
Refresh the page you want to fill, and like magic, LastPass works again. Prevent web browsers from saving sign-in credentials: You can prevent web browsers from saving sign-in credentials for Okta and for third-party apps that you access through the Okta End-User Dashboard The only thing that seems to work, though temporarily, is: Right clicking on the extension in Chrome.
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Update your password: When you change your password in an Okta-enabled SWA app, the Okta Browser Plugin offers the option to update Okta with your new password. Generate a strong password: If you need to create or change a password for your SWA-based app, the Okta Browser Plugin can auto-generate a strong password and save it to your Okta account. If you didn't enable automatic app sign-in, the banner can auto-fill your credentials.Īutomatically insert passwords on password-update pages: If you go to an Okta-enabled SWA app where you're required to update your password, the banner can automatically insert your current password.
In addition to enabling secure SSO for your org, the Okta Browser Plugin makes password management easier.Īutomatically sign in to apps: When you go to the sign-in page of an Okta-enabled SWA app, the Okta Browser Plugin automatically inserts your credentials.Īutomatically initiate an Okta sign-in event: If you aren't signed in to Okta and go directly to an Okta-enabled app, a pop-up banner appears with a Sign in button. The Okta Browser Plugin doesn't work with apps that use federated authentication standards like SAML or OpenID Connect (OIDC). If you haven't installed the Okta Browser Plugin but you have app integrations on your Okta End-User Dashboard that require it, an installation link appears on your dashboard. The browser doesn't store credentials after authentication is complete. The plugin uses an encrypted SSL connection to obtain authentication information from Okta and then passes that information to the app. When you launch an app integration from the Okta End-User Dashboard, a browser tab opens to the app's URL. The Okta Browser Plugin supports trusted and verified apps that are authenticated through Secure Web Authentication (SWA). You can configure it for the users in your org and set it up for your own admin account. The Okta Browser Plugin lets you use single sign-on (SSO) for applications that require user credentials but don't support Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML).
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