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OIDC SSO: explain login-page and disabling local login TW-2642#10766

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@Karuna-Mendix Karuna-Mendix changed the title OIDC SSO: explain login-page and disabling local login OIDC SSO: explain login-page and disabling local login TW-2642 Mar 2, 2026

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since we don't recommend the use of Anonymous role, Wouldn't it be more consistent if we could remove this explanation?


The OIDC SSO module works without a specified sign-in page. Therefore, in the navigation section of your app, set **Sign-in page** (in the **Authentication** section) to *none*.

If you are configuring navigation for web/responsive apps and want to allow your end-users to choose from a number of different IdPs (multiple IdPs), or to have the option to sign in back into the app after they have signed out, set a **Role-based home page** for role **Anonymous** to **OIDC.Login_Web_Button**. When configuring navigation for PWA apps, set the **Role-based home page** for the **Anonymous** role to `OIDC.Login_PWA_Online_Button` for online apps and `Login_PWA_Offline_Button` for offline apps. See [Role-Based Home Pages](/refguide/navigation/#role-based) in *Navigation* for more information.
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Hi @JaapF, do you have a comment on this section which is removed? CC @murat-ustabas-mx

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