Some users experience a "400 Bad Request Error" when attempting to authorize their account. This error often occurs when multiple Google accounts are connected.
This error can occur randomly but is primarily triggered when a user has more than one Google account connected.
Recommended Solution: 400 Bad Request Error
To solve this issue, we suggest the following workaround:
Use Incognito Mode:
Open an Incognito window in your web browser. This can usually be done by clicking on the three-dot menu at the top right of your browser and selecting "New Incognito Window" (in Chrome) or a similar option in other browsers.
In Incognito mode, your browser does not use existing cookies. This means it will not automatically connect to any of your Google accounts.
Attempt Authorization Again:
In the Incognito window, navigate to the authorization page where you encountered the error.
Proceed with the authorization process as usual.
Why This Works:
Using an Incognito window prevents the browser from using existing login information from multiple Google accounts, which is often the cause of the 400 error.
Additional Tips:
Ensure your browser is updated to the latest version.
Clear your browser's cache and cookies regularly.
Need Further Assistance? If you continue to experience issues or have any other questions, please don't hesitate to contact our support team.