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[Dharsan5]

Possible Fixes for Login Loop

This generic error usually happens when there is a conflict with browser cookies or a third-party extension blocking the sign-in script. Here are a few steps that typically resolve this:

Try Incognito/Private Mode: Open the link or perform the action in an Incognito window. If it works there, the issue is likely a browser extension.

Clear GitHub Cookies: Go to your browser settings and clear cookies specifically for github.com. Old session data can sometimes cause this loop.

Disable Ad Blockers/Privacy Extensions: If you are using extensions like uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger, temporarily disable them for GitHub, as they can sometimes block the OAuth handshake.

Check GitHub Status: Occasionally, this happens during service degradation. You can double-check githubstatus.com to ensure authentication services are operational.

[mmahfouz1024]

I followed these steps, but it didn't work.

[Dharsan5]

Thanks for trying those. Since the basic browser fixes didn't work, this looks like a stuck OAuth token or a network block. Here is the advanced fix:

Revoke the Token: Go to your GitHub Settings > Applications > Authorized OAuth Apps. Find the app you are trying to connect (e.g., the deployment tool) and Revoke access. Then try the login again to force a fresh permission request.

Network Check: If you are using a VPN or strict corporate firewall, disable it briefly. OAuth callbacks are often blocked by aggressive network filters.

Check Console: If it still fails, press F12 to open the Developer Tools Console. If you see a specific error in red (like a CORS error or 403), please share that here so we can pinpoint the cause.

[s1nit0]

Try this:

1. Go to GitHub settings: https://github.com/settings/applications
2. Under "Authorized OAuth Apps," revoke the problematic app (e.g., if integrating with a tool like Google AI Studio).
3. Retry authorization from the app side.

If no apps listed or still fails, clear all GitHub site data in browser (Chrome: Settings > Privacy > Clear data > Search "github" > Clear) and use incognito mode.

[mmahfouz1024]

I followed these steps, but it didn't work.

[mmahfouz1024]

expire token !?

[Umang-lab]

Facing same issue, tried in Incognito as well, I can see CORS error in console

Access to script at 'https://ai.studio/index.tsx' from origin 'https://5pors9iitaf2oo4f24bnkt0brl0m01qya3we7t5fg9rmcmsl4c-h852644758.scf.usercontent.goog' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.

[tehgringe]

I'm in the exact same position. Was working, but now can't auth, stuck in a loop.

Tried the earlier suggested fix list, but I also see a CORS error in the console:

Access to script at 'https://ai.studio/src/index.tsx' from origin 'https://[REDACTED].scf.usercontent.goog' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.Understand this error
GET https://ai.studio/src/index.tsx net::ERR_FAILED 301 (Moved Permanently)

[lsiles]

any solution about ht e issue?

[Mohan-I]

I have faced this thing once, In order to get access to my GitHub Account I had to use GitHub's Desktop Application version. Check by using all the possible methods to log in into your account such as resetting your password etc. If you want to access from browser try to disable browser extensions and check JavaScript is enabled in browser settings.

[marcotama]

I am experiencing the same issue. Tried all recommended steps and it didn't work.

[josueisaacelias]

I had the same problem, which coincidentally happened after a Chrome update. Since then, nothing works anymore; I have to do everything manually, which is a real shame.

[muhsin-qovoz]

still no solution??