I have a problem where if I am to disconnect from a web page and reconnect, my session is still active but RoyalTS attempts to run my key sequence. This results in simulated keystrokes clicking around the page, taking me all over the place.
Is there any support for incognito or similar to ensure a new session is created on each connection?
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Stefan Koell
said
over 7 years ago
Hi Sam,
you can enable a dedicated engine for your Chrome web page connection:
This will "isolate" your session from others. Also, if you close and re-open the session, you will start from scratch.
Let me know if this helps.
Regards,
Stefan
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Sam Neal
said
over 7 years ago
Fantastic, thank you!
Stefan Koell
said
over 7 years ago
You're welcome!
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Greg Rinsma
said
2 months ago
Sorry to Necro this thread but this doesn't seem to work. It's still pulling my windows auth unlike an incognito tab.
I tried as well changing the Engine ID which I figure would let me "start from scratch" but it still fails.
Stefan Koell
said
about 2 months ago
Hi Greg,
creating a dedicated engine is the pretty much the same as an incognito tab. The engine is completely isolated from the others or the default engine. There may still be differences compared to the incognito window in Chrome. Royal TS is hosting a Chromium based web view not a full features Chrome browser. I'm also not sure what you mean by "pulling my windows auth". Can you explain in more details what you mean by this?
Regards, Stefan
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Greg Rinsma
said
about 2 months ago
I can research in more detail but essentially if the site is allowed to access my stored windows credentials (who I'm logged in as) it will try that and hard fail. Incog or inPrivate on Chromium seemingly blocks or halts that access so it manually asks for authorization.
Your engine is not performing in that same behavior. It would be nice if it did!
Stefan Koell
said
about 2 months ago
I'm still not sure I completely understand what's happening exactly. You write the browser engine tries to log in using windows credentials. Can you provide more details how you see this and what exactly happens? I also did check the SDK APIs for the EO Chromium engine and there are no settings/APIs available to even provide or prevent usage of Windows credentials.
If I can better understand the issue, I can contact the vendor and ask for comments or if it's possible to provide an API to control that behavior.
Sam Neal
I have a problem where if I am to disconnect from a web page and reconnect, my session is still active but RoyalTS attempts to run my key sequence. This results in simulated keystrokes clicking around the page, taking me all over the place.
Is there any support for incognito or similar to ensure a new session is created on each connection?
Hi Sam,
you can enable a dedicated engine for your Chrome web page connection:
https://content.royalapplications.com/Help/RoyalTS/V4/index.html?reference_webpagechrome_engine.htm
This will "isolate" your session from others. Also, if you close and re-open the session, you will start from scratch.
Let me know if this helps.
Regards,
Stefan
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Hi Sam,
you can enable a dedicated engine for your Chrome web page connection:
https://content.royalapplications.com/Help/RoyalTS/V4/index.html?reference_webpagechrome_engine.htm
This will "isolate" your session from others. Also, if you close and re-open the session, you will start from scratch.
Let me know if this helps.
Regards,
Stefan
Sam Neal
Fantastic, thank you!
Stefan Koell
You're welcome!
Greg Rinsma
Sorry to Necro this thread but this doesn't seem to work. It's still pulling my windows auth unlike an incognito tab.
I tried as well changing the Engine ID which I figure would let me "start from scratch" but it still fails.
Stefan Koell
Hi Greg,
creating a dedicated engine is the pretty much the same as an incognito tab. The engine is completely isolated from the others or the default engine. There may still be differences compared to the incognito window in Chrome. Royal TS is hosting a Chromium based web view not a full features Chrome browser. I'm also not sure what you mean by "pulling my windows auth". Can you explain in more details what you mean by this?
Regards,
Stefan
Greg Rinsma
I can research in more detail but essentially if the site is allowed to access my stored windows credentials (who I'm logged in as) it will try that and hard fail. Incog or inPrivate on Chromium seemingly blocks or halts that access so it manually asks for authorization.
Your engine is not performing in that same behavior. It would be nice if it did!
Stefan Koell
I'm still not sure I completely understand what's happening exactly. You write the browser engine tries to log in using windows credentials. Can you provide more details how you see this and what exactly happens? I also did check the SDK APIs for the EO Chromium engine and there are no settings/APIs available to even provide or prevent usage of Windows credentials.
If I can better understand the issue, I can contact the vendor and ask for comments or if it's possible to provide an API to control that behavior.
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