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Preventing Single Sign On (SSO) Redirects From Opening a New Window Inside a Progressive Web Application (PWA)

Premier DeveloperDecember 7, 2018Dec 7, 201812/7/18

I was recently working on a PWA application that utilizes SSO and one odd behavior that I noticed right off the bat was the fact that the SSO redirects forces the application to open a new window inside the browser instead of carrying the redirect inside the application shell. This is problematic as it defies the whole purpose of a PWA which attempts to make a web application feel native.

Running .NET applications client-side in the browser

Premier DeveloperMarch 23, 2018Mar 23, 201803/23/18

In this post, App Dev Managers Robert Schumann and Ben Hlaban, introduce us to Blazor – an experimental web UI framework based on C#, Razor, and HTML that runs in the browser via WebAssembly. This journey started from a blog by Daniel Roth. Other than the YouTube of Steve Sanderson’s prototype demo at NDC Oslo, this wasn’t much ...

Web App Performance : Are you listening to your logs?

Premier DeveloperJune 29, 2015Jun 29, 201506/29/15

In this post, Principal Application Developer Manager, Reed Robison explains how a periodic review of IIS Log data, often ignored and archived, provides valuable insight into the operational health and performance of web applications. We recently posted about how a focus on DevOps is changing the way IT Operations and ...

Controlling WebBrowser Control Compatibility

Pam LahoudFebruary 4, 2015Feb 4, 201502/4/15

If you have an embedded browser in your Windows application, you may be encountering a rendering or some other kind of compatibility issue with the content you are trying to display. In his most recent blog post, Premier Developer Consultant Pat Altimore discusses some options to try to fix common problems with the WebBrowser control in .NET. ...

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WebBrowser Archives | Premier Developer

Preventing Single Sign On (SSO) Redirects From Opening a New Window Inside a Progressive Web Application (PWA)

Running .NET applications client-side in the browser

Web App Performance : Are you listening to your logs?

Controlling WebBrowser Control Compatibility

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