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A user downloads an application with a plug-in that is designed to automatically prompt for an OTP when the user browses to a specific website. The plug-in installs without any warnings or errors…
If an OTP plug-in installs but fails to prompt, the user should check the browser's extension settings to ensure the plug-in is enabled and configured correctly.
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A user downloads an application with a plug-in that is designed to automatically prompt for an OTP when the user browses to a specific website. The plug-in installs without any warnings or errors. The first time the user goes to the site, the prompt does not open, and the user cannot access the site. Which of the following browser settings should the user configure?
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- AExtensions/add-ins
- BCertificate validity
- CProxy settings
- DTrusted sources
Why each option
If an OTP plug-in installs but fails to prompt, the user should check the browser's extension settings to ensure the plug-in is enabled and configured correctly.
Certificate validity settings manage how the browser verifies website security certificates, which is unrelated to a browser plug-in's operational behavior for an OTP prompt.
Proxy settings configure how a browser connects to the internet, not how its internal plug-ins function or prompt for user interaction.
Trusted sources typically relate to security zones or sites allowed to run certain scripts or content, but directly managing plug-in activation or display is handled under extensions.
Concept tested: Browser extension management and troubleshooting.
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/add-turn-off-or-remove-extensions-in-microsoft-edge-9c0bb129-e012-427c-9a2c-f093e728771e
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