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I installed the extension from the Chrome Web Store and now I'm getting these sporadic messages:

The instance metadata service could not be reached.

Pressing Cmd+Shift+1 seems to do nothing (Mac). How do I use this extension?

Looks like it doesn't log into an AWS account when using incognito, sticks to the landing page.

I'd imagine the majority of the logic can be reused between browsers. The only difference would be the browser specific event handling. Perhaps we can even factor our code to share the majority of that logic.

Check out this post explaining how to leverage travis to deploy new changes directly to production.

Originally from @walterking

To continue the discussion at AdRoll/hologram#67

https://github.com/gitlon/CASTER

Agree! I tried to do that, but basically failed. I grab a new session token every 20 minutes. Unfortunately, the AWS console doesn't react well to the "injection" of new credentials. It seems like whenever the session cookie changes at all, it logs you out. I've had inconsistent behavior with this approach - sometimes it logs me out completely and redirects, sometimes it gives me a "you've been logged out" popup, and sometimes it just keeps chugging along happily. Would love any/all help solidifying this!

its probably been a year since I looked into it, but trouble injecting credentials sounds familiar, most likely some js variable in addition to the cookie. But i gave up on getting it working and instead have a tampermonkey plugin that re-logs in(since our saml saves the session longer, just a series of redirects) after aws redirects us to the signin page.

The current match pattern is https://console.aws.amazon.com/*

When I navigate to this URL, I get redirected to https://us-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com/console/home?region=us-west-2#

Should the URL match pattern in manifest.json be updated to account for these subdomains (e.g. https://*.console.aws.amazon.com/*)?

Just announced, the session duration param goes up to twelve hours now. How do you feel about increasing it? https://blogs.aws.amazon.com/security/post/Tx3GL3IZE3FIGB6/Enable-Your-Federated-Users-to-Work-in-the-AWS-Management-Console-for-up-to-12-H

Check out this for some tips on how to test chrome extensions.

Is this intended to work only for IAM users? Can i switch to ADFS based roles in my own accounts, i tried but nothing happens.