When we close the browser and go back to the site we get the prompt again. We get a popup to set our cookie preferences. We login to the server with a domain account (regular or DA does not matter for end result) and browse to the same site we used as a local test user. The key differentiators between the new Edge and other Chromium-based browsers are Collections, Internet Explorer mode (enterprise Windows installations. We check the server with "gpresult /h /test.html" and RSOP.msc if any policies are loaded and this is not the case.
We make the server member of AD and it is in the Test OU. Benefits of creating a Chromium extension include writing the fewest lines of code. These browsers are based on the Chromium open-source project. In AD we create a new Test OU with no policies and disable inheritance. The last four browsers in the previous table use the same code package and minimize the need to maintain parallel versions.
Setup proxy in the browser and see if it remembers cookies when we browse to a site.Ĭookies are stored and we do not get an annoying popup for cookie preferences when we visit a site. We freshly installed the server (2019 or 2022) from VLSC iso.Ĭreate a local user and immediately login as that user. Without further ado, here are my top five picks for Chrome-like browsers that are better than Chrome itself: UnGoogled Chromium Brave Microsoft Edge Vivaldi Opera This list is in no order of ranking. We have a problem that Chromium based browsers do not remember cookies on a domain joined server.Ĭan any one point us in the right direction? The result of this is a collection of Linux web browsers that are equal or better than Chrome in various aspects.
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