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ADFS Single Signout not working in Internet Explorer 10

We have an application using ADFS for authentication. For single output, we redirect the application to the URL https: /// adfs / ls /? Wa = wsignout1.0.

The app is redirected to the url without any problem, but the output doesn't work in the INternet explorer. In Chrome and Mozilla, this single syntax works fine without any problem.

Anyone come across this issue and how is a workaround?

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How do you find out that "shutdown is not working"? I think what's going on:



  • you call https: /// adfs / ls /? wa = wsignout1.0 and actually log out
  • you visit the Sharepoint page again, and IE does not ask you for user credentials, letting you go straight away. But that's okay, because at that moment, a new login occurs automatically. (You will likely notice that when you navigate to the SharePoint page, there is ADFS feedback visible in the browser address bar.)
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Actually from your post, I believe it works correctly everywhere. However, since you are using IE and probably on a domain joined computer, you are quietly signing up with a desktop SSO (i.e. Integrated Windows Authentication). For example, if you logged in from outside your corporate network in IE and then logged out and back in again, you will see that the behavior is different.



Thanks // Sam (Twitter: @MrADFS)

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I have the same problem. As mentioned, this is the expected behavior when we go offline. On the external network, you will need to provide credentials after the redirect to exit the URL. However, it doesn't work in Internet Explorer and Edge.

It works great in Chrome and Firefox. The only work I found was to clear the cookies manually in IE browser and then redirect to the exit url. However, it is difficult to expect the end user to manually clear their browser cache.

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