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Odd, I'm unable to reproduce. What version/OS? Just out of curiosity, what happens if you try it in incognito mode? Is anyone else experiencing this?
by cmikec 16y ago
Odd, I'm unable to reproduce. What version/OS? Just out of curiosity, what happens if you try it in incognito mode? Is anyone else experiencing this?
- terminus 16y agoI'm getting this too. Chromimum 8.0. I'm on Ubuntu 10.10.
- cmikec 16y agoCool. No easy access to an Ubuntu box right now and it's late...I will check in to this when I get a chance. In the meantime, I would be interested to hear: - Is anyone on Chrome/Ubuntu not having this problem? - For those who are having this problem, any more information would be greatly appreciated. - In my own testing, Chrome on OSX and Windows works fine. Has anyone had this problem on either OSX or Windows running Chrome, or in another browser on any platform really? Thanks!
- eustatius 16y agoWorking great here - Chromium 11, Ubuntu Lucid (10.04?) I might actually start using this along with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done, rather than paper lists. We'll see...!
- sankara 16y agoChrome 11.0.686.0. Ubuntu 10.10. No issues here.
- zecg 16y agoChrome 10.0.648.114 beta on Ubuntu 9.10, works fine.
- bambax 16y agoMe too. I'm on XP SP3 with Chrome 10.0.648.119 beta.
- route66 16y agoUbuntu 10.10, Chromium 9.beta. When I log out from gmail and login through your front end I get the same problem. Incognito mode gives me a "you don't have cookies enabled" message from google.
- a-priori 16y agoI get this too using Chrome on OS X 10.5. In Incognito mode it shows Google Accounts login pages in each pane.
- trotsky 16y agoI got this as well in Fedora 14 + Chrome 9.0.597.98 The easy solution is to turn off "block all 3rd party cookies"