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Does it feel odd to anyone else that you click the "Request an invite" button and it doesn't ask who you are? Also nowhere on the page does it show my identity.
by killion 13y ago
Does it feel odd to anyone else that you click the "Request an invite" button and it doesn't ask who you are? Also nowhere on the page does it show my identity.
- marknutter 13y agoPerhaps if you don't realize you're logged into gmail. I thought it was well understood that being logged into gmail meant you were logged into all of google's services?
- alexkus 13y agoIt asks me to sign in when I click "Request Invite" in a browser that has never logged in to google. Also asks me to sign in if I've signed out of google.
- krschultz 13y agoI am logged into 2 Gmail accounts at the moment, which one did it connect with?
- brandon272 13y agoYou'll find out when you get an e-mail to one of the accounts.
- nlh 13y agoIt was odd indeed. And I checked to see which account I was logged in under, and it wasn't my "normal" account. So I switched to my Gmail/Google+ account and re-clicked, and then it said "you've already requested an invite." Odd.
- mcintyre1994 13y agoThey're probably setting a cookie, did you try clearing them or using a different browser?