I have started to take a look at some of my apps on Microsoft Edge in the Windows 10 Preview build. The biggest issue I had up front, was that any of my internal sites that used Windows Authentication are not accessible (and these sites are recently developed applications that should be Spartan friendly from technology and layout perspective, which is why I want to utilize them in the latest browser).
For sites with Windows Authentication (which work fine on Chrome, Firefox, etc), I receive the following server error: 401 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to invalid credentials.
This error is normal if I input the incorrect windows credentials in Chrome / Firefox / IE. However, on Edge I am never prompted for Windows credentials?
Is this functionality just not complete on Edge? Not planned for Edge? A bug? Or did I miss a setting somewhere that I overlooked on Edge?
Microsoft Edge also supports Windows Integrated Authentication for authentication requests within an organization's internal network for any application that uses a browser for its authentication. This is supported on all versions of Windows 10 and down-level Windows.
Enable Microsoft Credential Manager If the Microsoft Credential Manager is disabled, Windows 10 and Edge won't be able to access the passwords you previously saved. To fix the problem, you need to make sure the Credential Manager is running. If it's already running, double click on it, disable it and then re-enable it.
"Basic Authentication doesn't work" is currently (as of build 10074) listed as a known issue on the MS Edge changelog:
http://dev.modern.ie/platform/changelog/
So, I'd wager that the situation will improve (although I've no idea when auth support might arrive).
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