Microsoft Entra can hand brokered external-IdP authentication from an embedded WebView to the system browser, enabling external-IdP passkeys, browser SSO, and IdPs that block WebViews. The documentation lists supported platforms, brokers, versions, apps, and cloud availability.
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Browser-authentication guidance covers external-IdP passkeys and WebView handoff in Entra
A new Microsoft Entra External ID page explains how brokered authentication can move from an embedded WebView to the system browser. The documented flow enables external-identity-provider passkeys, browser SSO, and providers that block WebViews, with support details for platforms, brokers, app versions, apps, and cloud availability.
- External-IdP authentication can hand off from an embedded WebView to the system browser
External ID · AuthenticationThe External ID guidance describes a browser-based authentication path that supports external-IdP passkeys, browser SSO, and identity providers that block WebViews. It also documents the applicable platform, broker, version, app, and cloud-support conditions.
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