@gnomeweb @MicrosoftToDo nailed it. Because I am using an Outlook/Live MS account, it authenticates through http://login.live.com rather than http://login.microsoftonline.com, so I had to add http://login.live.com to the “Manage Additional URLs” list under Preferences.

@gnomeweb tried a different app and it was fine. The issue is with @MicrosoftToDo, it doesn’t seem to want me to authenticate within the site specific browser instance.

@gnomeweb oh, I see, it’s not available when installed from flatpak (and @fedora defaults to flatpak in Software).

However, even when I got it running, and ran a web app, it opened firefox to authenticate and never came back to the web app?

@gnomeweb has the “Install Site as Web Application” functionality been removed?

Jinx

Posted on 24/04/2021

Phil

I don’t want to jinx it but this EC2 instance is still running very stable…

If you get dodgy texts it is always better to report them by forwarding the text to 7726, works on all providers. They can then block the number at server level. https://t.co/zcKCBN99HR

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