WebLogin Preferences
Change the way that WebLogin authenticates you.
Log me in automatically
Where appropriate, WebLogin will use the identity that you are currently logged in with
to authenticate you automatically to other services.
Where this is not possible, WebLogin will ask for your username and password to log you in.
Use an alternative configuration that includes new features that are being tested.
Features currently under test include:
• Show destination webapp on login page
• Be more efficient about validating existing sessions
• Preliminary support for one-time passwords
Use an alternative configuration that modifies the authentication factors according to context.
Prefs cookie contents:
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Note that WebLogin stores your preferences with a persistent cookie (i.e. the cookie remains until you choose to remove it). To remove it, click ‘Restore Defaults’ below.
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