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Cannot log into Wall Street Journal Online online.wsj.com #299
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Interesting, privacy badger shouldn't be blocking first party requests. @indinfer could you take a screenshot of what third party trackers PB is noticing when you are at the log-in page for the wall street journal? That might help us understand what's going on |
The problem stopped happening. I don't know whether some software update of Chrome, Privacy Badger, or the WSJ website fixed the problem. Or maybe some configuration change I could have made on my computer fixed the problem--I don't remember any change, but then I generally don't record configuration changes. All I know is I have not experienced the problem for several weeks, or maybe months. |
@cooperq Since this is log-in on a first party site, are you sure this isn't a bug? Why would PB be blocking a session cookie from a first party source? |
I just tried the WSJ login again. The login still does not work with Privacy Badger enabled. However, once I log in with the "keep me logged in" box checked, I can enable Privacy Badger. Then when I open the WSJ.com page, I am still logged in. I think in my post a day ago, I forgot that I was logged into WSJ because I used workarounds. |
Starting conditions: Using Chrome with Privacy Badger installed and active.
If possible, should try to allow log ins with Badger enabled. I understand that WE MIGHT NOT WANT to fix this if Wall Street Journal Online is violating privacy.
In any case, the workaround is to disable Badger, log in, then enable Badger. Wall Street Journal will remember that the user is logged in, even with Badger enabled.
Privacy Badger is awesome. Thank you for creating Privacy Badger.
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