MS Online: Stay signed in

Allows you to skip the 'Stay signed in?' question of Microsoft Online by automatically clicking 'Yes' for you.

Firefox add-on: Stay signed in on MS Online

MS Online: Stay signed in is a Firefox add-on that automatically clicks 'Yes' for you, allowing you to skip the 'Stay signed in?' question on Microsoft Online and save time and effort.

Add-on stats

Users: 10
-1
Rating: 5.00
(1)
Version: 1.0.0 (Last updated: 2023-01-18)
Creation date: 2023-01-17
Weekly download count: NaN
Firefox on Android: No
Risk impact: Moderate risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Manifest version: 2
Size: 47.91K
URLs: Website

Other platforms

Not available on Chrome
Not available on Android
Not available on Edge
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Add-on summary

When logging in to Microsoft Online (e.g. in order to access your work email inbox), depending on the configuration, you need to go through a few steps (e.g. entering username/password, OTP).

At the very end of this flow, you are asked whether you wanted to stay signed in. For me, at least, this is always the case, and having to confirm this every time that I am logging in quickly gets tiresome.

This add-on automatically ticks the "Don't show this again" checkbox and clicks "Yes" for you, making sure that you only see the screen for a brief moment and, most importantly, that you do not need to interact with it at all.

User reviews

This is an amazing extension! Really saves me time. However, I am a bit concerned that the source code is not available anymore, the GitHub link github[dot]com/wtimme/firefox-microsoftonline-stay-signed-in is not accessible I would be so glad to see the source if possible.
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Add-on safety

Risk impact

MS Online: Stay signed in requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.

Risk likelihood

MS Online: Stay signed in has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.

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