No more able to login to JIRA via Google Chrome of my PC

Simone Longoni November 14, 2012

Hi!

It is a couple of days that I am no more able to log in to our standalone version of jira from MY Google Chrome.

From my PC, with Firefox it works fine.

None of the accounts defined in JIRA works fine on my PC.

From other PCs it works fine, on any browser, with any account.

On my Google Chrome I have many tabs open (none on the same JIRA instance, none of any of the other components of the Atlassian suite - i.e. Bamboo) and I would like to avoid the need of closing all these tabs and/or the need of clearing the browser cache.

Being a problem experienced some time ago by other colleagues, it is important to understand it and find a standard (and minimal) way to address/prevent it: of course, closing all the tabs, cleaning the cache, rebooting the PC, will have a good chance to solve the issue, but -if possible- I would tend to avoid it.

At server side, I haven't found any evidence of problems neither under JIRA_HOME/log nor under JIRA_INSTALL_DIR/logs.

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vkharisma
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November 14, 2012

Hi Simone,

I'm suspecting this is a browser cache problem with your Chrome. Could you please try to clear the browser cache (Ctrl+Shift+Delete) and the active login of your Google Chrome browser?

Cheers, Vicky.

Simone Longoni November 19, 2012

Hi Vicky.

The cleaning of the entire cache did fix the issue.
Interesting to note that I tried to clean "only" the history of the last week (that should have been enough as JIRA worked until a couple of days before) but that was NOT enough.

Bye, Simone

Trupti Patil May 27, 2015

Hi Vicky, I am using Chrome Version 39.0.2171.95 on MAC. I am facing same issue as described here - not able to log in to JIRA from Chrome, not even after clearing browser cache whereas I am able to login through Firefox. This seems to be an old issue faced by multiple users. Wondering why can't it be fixed, may be by working with the Chrome team since Chrome is one widely used browser these days.

Trupti Patil May 27, 2015

While browsing over the internet, I came across a mention that some users are facing this issue recurringly even if it works immediately after clearing browser cache.

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I tried to help one user with this problem: She was on maternity leave for several months, came back, and found herself unable to log in to JIRA.

... now she contacted us with "Can't log in to JIRA". It soon turned out that she can login using another browser, and on a colleague's PC using Chrome, just not with Chrome on her machine.

This is the first time I've seen this problem, it does seem quite rare (infuriatingly rare, probably, from the view-point of the person tasked with fixing it.) 

(My solution ... I sent the user to tell the admin team about how her Chrome won't open JIRA any more. She'll probably get her Windows and browsers re-installed.)

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Cory Haser November 5, 2019

FUTURE USERS:

I was able to login after pausing my Ad Blockers! 

 

Hope this helps!!

Jonathan Argentiero November 27, 2019

Thanks, it was that for me.

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Manas_Pradhan December 9, 2019

Same. Disabled ad blocker and popup blocker. Re-enabled then once I signed back in. Thanks!

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Shahraiz_Ali February 16, 2020

This worked for me as well. The clearing cache for some reason didn't so I was using jira on a different browser for a couple of days. Thanks man really appreciate your contribution. 🥂  

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Adrian Rudnik August 14, 2019

Colleague had a similar problem:

- Login with google oauth works
- Login with credentials does not work and hangs at requesting id.atlassian.com for more then 2 minutes.

The only way to remedy the situation was to logout in a non-incognito chrome window, go through the password reset flow, logout and login. Only after that specific flow it was possible to login again via credentials.

jmdejesus September 26, 2019

This method worked on my end.

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Momina Wahab September 22, 2019

Encountered the same problem today on Chrome. Even google oauth (which is how i connect with my Jira Cloud instance) didn't work. i got the "Oopsyou've made a malformed request." error page. Cache clear and hard reload didn't work. When I opened my own jira project, i was logged in fine, so somehow my community access was getting an error. mis-matched token problems probably or they sent some kind of token format updates and community access got affected for Chrome. or whatever. The community page opens just fine if you check on Safari. 

 

How I solved it for chrome:

clearing all saved passwords from Chrome is not practical for me. So I took a hint from

@Adrian Rudnik comment above and just logged out of my main Jira Cloud project/account on Chrome and logged back in (using Google oAuth as usual). Problem solved. I am typing this reply from Chrome as me. 

 

Version 76.0.3809.132 (Official Build) (64-bit)

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Kelly Beller December 18, 2017

Finally found the resolution and had to go into Manage Passwords in Chrome and turn off saving passwords and to remove all saved passwords. Clearing cache for all of time was not enough. And then I had to quit Chrome, crank it back up and manually type in "https://id.atlassian.com/login" and do not let Chrome add junk onto the end of that...finally it worked and I am back into all Atlassian accounts.

Janaka June 1, 2020

Thanks, This one worked for me :)
Deleted the saved password from chrome.

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Kelly Beller December 11, 2017

I am also having this issue when I try to log into Atlassian after I tried to add one more Atlassian app and re-login into my account:

Oops, you've made a malformed request.

Often, clearing your browsers cache and restarting your browser will solve this problem.
If that doesn't work, please contact support.

 

Running Chrome Version 63.0.3239.84 (Official Build) (64-bit)

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Hank42 September 10, 2020

For me, clearing the cache in chrome did not work, but deleting the cookies for the affected site absolutely worked. 

Marcel Svec January 8, 2021

The same here.

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fernando correia April 14, 2020

Hi all!

 

(For Chrome and Brave Browsers)

Just go into the site setting, (click on the padlock (View Site Information)), and set ALLOW to background Sync and JavaScript, sometimes you will find ALLOW(Default), but for some reason, this didn't work for me, so, just set ALLOW, next, clear the data and refresh your browser!

 

Regards!

Ilayaraja Murugesan January 31, 2021

Thanks, this worked for me!

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Pavan Sandeep April 12, 2020

Pause the adblockers and all the other blocker extensions. It worked for me.

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Gazza July 28, 2019

Hi

I am have the same sort of issue

Cant log into Jira on Chrome - every time I try Chrome stops and closes down.

If I restore pages when I open it again it closes as JIRA is the page it opens to be on the login screen of Jira.

Have cleared cache and all JIRA saves passwords but no luck.

Running Chrome: 75.0.3770.100 

Any other ideas?

Cheers

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Tobin Davis February 15, 2018

I'm having similar issues on all of my browsers (Chrome, Firefox) and on multiple systems (Linux, Android), but only from home and only when I try to log into my teams' hosted <company>.atlassian.net.   Even opening it in another tab next to this one, it shows me as not logged in.  When I log in, I get the error regarding third party cookies.

Yet I am logged in here.

Note that I only use Linux systems and they are up-to-date.  I also have 2-factor authentication enabled.

I'm thinking the firewall (IPFire) may have something to do with it, but I have no way of knowing.

 

Update:  It is my firewall system.  Turning off Intrusion Detection rules fixed the issue.  One of these days, I will root cause the exact rule and post results in a separate thread.

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Denis Orlov October 18, 2017

Started experience same problem. Cache clear doesn't help. And I am able to login to JIRA/Conf from IE under the same password but I am face 'incorrect password for that account' problem from time to time when I use Chrome browser

Kelly Beller December 18, 2017

Finally found the resolution and had to go into Manage Passwords in Chrome and turn off saving passwords and to remove all saved passwords. Clearing cache for all of time was not enough. And then I had to quit Chrome, crank it back up and manually type in "https://id.atlassian.com/login" and do not let Chrome add junk onto the end of that...finally it worked and I am back into all Atlassian accounts.

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