That is the normal behavior and that is how it works usually except, in that case. Only with my Enterprise Webmail.Īctually, normally, Firefox should remove the session cookie as soon as I clic on "Log off". That does not happen with, gmail, yahoo etc. Of course, If I close Firefox after log off, the cookie is removed and I dont have the issue.Įven if I am set up to keep the cookies, as soon as I close Firefox (after log off), I am asked to put my credentials. If I remove the cookies manually using Firefox options, the issue disappear.
If i clic on "previous windows" button, or If i return on the webmail main page, I am logged in without credentials.
I put them in the form.Įxchange tells me that I have been logged off but to protect my webmail, I have to close the browser. Exchange Webmail is behind a proxy serveur. Maybe i have forgotten to tell you I use a proxy. Is there something that i have not thought about ? I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I am logged in ! Is there something that i have not thought about ? So, it seems not to be a webmail configuration, as another browser behaves normally. I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I have to enter my credentials. I tried to reproduce the issue with another Internet Browser (the "e" one). I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I have to enter my credentials (that is normal) I force Firefox to remove the cookies, but I keep Firefox opened. I re open firefox, I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I have to enter my credentials (that is normal) I go back to the mail page of the webmail, and I am logged in !
I set up the options to never keep the cookies.
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