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Feature Request : Open In Browser (removed in v4.2) #140

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dwiza3962 opened this issue Oct 22, 2021 · 3 comments
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Feature Request : Open In Browser (removed in v4.2) #140

dwiza3962 opened this issue Oct 22, 2021 · 3 comments

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@dwiza3962
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dwiza3962 commented Oct 22, 2021

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In previous versions of SOQL explorer, there was an open in web browser method I used quite a bit. It helped serve me when I just needed to get into the instance without the need for 2FA during login. This feature seems to be gone now with the new OATH login update. Is this easy to get back with the new authentication flow?

Describe the solution you'd like
Open org in browser through application.

Describe alternatives you've considered
SFDX CLI integration to open in web command.
sfdx force:org:open -u '[soql explorer login user name]'

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@dwiza3962 dwiza3962 changed the title Feature Request : Removed Functionality in latest version. Feature Request : Open In Browser removed v4.2. Oct 22, 2021
@dwiza3962 dwiza3962 changed the title Feature Request : Open In Browser removed v4.2. Feature Request : Open In Browser (removed in v4.2) Oct 22, 2021
@superfell
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If you just want a quick way to launch the Web UI, then checkout trapdoor, that's exactly what it does.
https://superfell.com/osx/trapdoor/

@dwiza3962
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Ah good to know I forgot I had that installed and it works for now - but I think it uses previous credentials stored with the security tokens. This will work for now I just have to change my process I got used to for several years.

@superfell
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The OAuth tokens are stored in a different kind of keychain entry, so they don't clash with the username/password entries.

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