Persistent SSO prompts after DMA update addressed in release preview
Microsoft continues to apply the electrodes to Windows 10 with an Insider build to deal with single sign-on problems arising from changes made for the European Digital Markets Act and Edge freezing when using Internet Explorer mode.that one of the ways it'd comply with the Digital Markets Act in the European Economic Area was to alter how signing into apps on Windows worked.
It's almost as if Windows 10 and 11 were the same thing, just with the latter having a curvier user interface and a set of hardware requirements that necessitate purchasing new hardware.
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