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I tried to resend the welcome email for the assigned user but I don't get it. Why?

I created image with Google Chrome and it does not persist any data after session ends. Mozila does, but Chrome does not. It brings up this page:

Hi,

i realized that the Windows folder directory (C:\Users\PhotonUser\My Files\Home) mapped to S3 User Home Folder, sometimes is different (i.e. C:\Users\PhotonUser XX-XXXXXX\My Files\Home). My application point to this windows directory to load files and projects, but it can´t access if the windows directory changes.

Is there any workaround or way to solve this?

Thanks in advance.

Alberto

I log in to Appstream though an SAML 2.0 identity provider (Microsoft Active Directory).
This happens though the AppStream Client. The URL is a Trusted Domain.
On start of the connection native mode is selected.
After the login in the AppStream Client browser i will be redirected to the Appstream Session, then i get asked for the password of the domainuser i'm logged in to.(That seems to stop the nativemode and starts the desktop mode)
After that im not able to change back to nativemode.

Can someone confirm?

How is it possible to save the sessioncookie in appstream client or path it from google chrome to appstream.
At the moment the user is forced to login via saml to aws and then in appstream to the active directory. I would like to have him SSO in the identity provider and that should be saved in appstream or pathed by the brower to the appstream client with session information.

Is this even possible?