My Apps Secure Sign-in Extension

My Apps Secure Sign-in Extension is a Chrome extension by Microsoft. It has 1,000,000+ weekly active users and an average rating of 3.63. My Apps Secure Sign-in Extension is similar to Single Sign-on Assistant and Windows Accounts. The latest version is 5.8 and was updated 4 months ago. My Apps Secure Sign-in Extension is only available in English. Within Chrome Web Store, its overall ranking is #267.

By: Microsoft

Users: 1,000,000+

Rating: 3.63 (60)

Version: 5.8 (Last updated: 2022-04-05)

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Featured: No

Size: 143.36K

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Website: http://azure.microsoft.com/identity

Risk level: High risk

ChromeStats Rank

# 267 ▼ 11

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#8 in purpose keyword

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Summary

This extension is required to launch specific applications at https://myapps.microsoft.com, also known as the My Apps, which provides single sign-on to cloud applications within your organization.

With this extension you can: 
• Sign in directly into applications from the application's login page
• Launch any application through the search bar

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User reviews

I like the extension. The one thing I wish it did was allow you to set a default so that when you click on an app, it opens in a new tab rather than the tab you're already on.

Jason Lloyd

It started messing up with my on premise Atlassian services by redirecting URLs to their aliases! Took me a few days to locate the culprit!

Prakash Chandrasekaran

It has a really weird, awful issue, that for a couple of internal sites that are not in "my apps", if you give this extension full site access, it redirects them to DEAD LINKS. I'm not sure what causes it to decide to do this, but if you only give it access to the two "my applications" subdomains (myapplications.microsoft and myapps.microsoft) as well as domains for whatever apps you use, that you'd like to show up in the recent apps list, it only can cause this when it shows "Reload page to use this extension" - which you can just NOT do. Again, it causes this bad redirect for sites that ARE NOT in the list of applications, which it absolutely should not be doing.

Kate Spencer