To what's worth, using the Desktop App has been (sometimes) problematic when Windows updates take/took place, somehow breaking the link and denying the user to reach the Login page. Upon using the org bookmarked Login URL, everything worked fine.
Sr. Enterprise Solutions Consultant
Original Message:
Sent: 02-14-2025 15:32
From: Carter Wilson
Subject: Genesys Cloud desktop app Micorosft Entra IDP sign in browser
I see in the documentation you provided:
- The Genesys Cloud desktop app does not support the installation of browser extensions. If you have configured an Azure Conditional Access policy that requires a browser extension, you will need to use a Genesys Cloud supported browser that has the Microsoft Entra ID extension installed. Single sign-on will not work using the desktop app in this configuration.
It sounds like this is not going to be possible. I guess we will have to consider this security limitation and if we want to allow use of the desktop app.
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Carter Wilson
Original Message:
Sent: 02-14-2025 15:22
From: Carter Wilson
Subject: Genesys Cloud desktop app Micorosft Entra IDP sign in browser
Hi Jason,
Thanks for the reply. When I login via a web browser, everything works as expected. But when using the Genesys Cloud App, there is some browser built inside the app that is displaying the login page:
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Carter Wilson
Original Message:
Sent: 02-14-2025 14:42
From: Jason Kleitz
Subject: Genesys Cloud desktop app Micorosft Entra IDP sign in browser
Hello Carter,
I'm not aware of any such limitation like that with SSO. It should use your current browser.
Does the same happen if you try to access Genesys from a web browser? You may want to take a look at this Resource Center article to make sure things are configured properly.
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Jason Kleitz
Online Community Manager/Moderator
Original Message:
Sent: 02-13-2025 16:22
From: Carter Wilson
Subject: Genesys Cloud desktop app Micorosft Entra IDP sign in browser
Hello, when signing in to the Genesys Cloud desktop app and choosing an IDP such as Microsoft Entra, the app appears to launch some built in version of a Chromium browser to start the sign in process. However, for Microsoft SSO to work in Chromium browsers other than Edge, an extension called Microsoft Single Sign On is required.
Without this extension, users are required to complete a full sign in rather than be able to automatically authenticate with their computer account. Additionally, some Conditional Access options such as requiring an Entra Registered device or MDM Compliant Device is unable to be used without that extension, or the Edge browser.
Is there some way that the app can be configured to simply use your default browser to complete sign in, or is it possible to force install an extension on whatever kind of Chromium it is using?
#SystemAdministration
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Carter Wilson
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