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If my ASP.NET app is set up for ADFS using Windows Integrated Authentication, I know this will work in IE, but will it work in Firefox?
I've seen some things on the web that indicate that there are problems, and you need to put a workaround in each client browser - http://codebetter.com/blogs/eric.wise/archive/2006/11/16/Note-to-self_3A00_-Firefox-Windows-Authentication.aspx
Thanks Duncan
It's not a workaround. Firefox will not send your Windows Integrated Credentials to a website by default. You have to tell it to "trust" the website.
You could display those instructions on a page you direct unauthenticated users to.