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I've set up my Internet Explorer so that it can pass Active Directory login credentials using Local Intranet settings to Kerberos. As far as I know, Chrome just copies these settings from IE. I am however getting 401 errors when making XHR request in Chrome and not IE. When I open the request in a new tab in Chrome, there is no errors, only during the AJAX request via AngularJS.

Is there anything I can set in Chrome to amend this? I rather not continue doing dev work on IE as I prefer the dev tool set/console in Chrome much more.

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  • Hi; If we've answered your question please mark it as such which will verify it to others in the community; otherwise please let us know if any. – T-Heron Mar 22 '17 at 11:51
  • In fiddler I can see when I open the request in new tab in chrome, it gets a 401 using Authentication: Basic, and silently retries again with a Authentication: Negotiate which is when it comes back successfully. – koruki Apr 09 '17 at 23:12
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    I've fixed it, turns out the original angularjs http had a default header set to "Basic " I removed this and now it works on Chrome, not sure why this never caused an issue with IE. – koruki May 07 '17 at 21:20
  • Great job! Please turn your comment above into an answer and self-accept. It will then mark itself in Green and advertise itself as a community solution. You'll get more credit that way too. – John R Smith Dec 30 '17 at 17:52

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