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Cannot logon to Atlassian website using Firefox 59.*

Przemek / Pshemek

Hello,

I cannot login to Atlassian website (bitbucket, wiki, jira) using Firefox 59.* I am not sure it is problem with Version of FF but just for the record ... The webserver says:

Something has gone wrong

Check that your browser allows third-party cookies and then
try again using the button below (without refreshing the page):

But I allowed third-party cookies to be accepted. Can anyone hint me how can I investigate it ?

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Ana Retamal

Hi Przemyslaw! I tried reproducing the issue you described and I was able to log in to my Cloud accounts using Firefox 59.0.2.

Can you make sure that third-party cookies are allowed in your browser? Can you also try a different one to discard the idea that there's a problem with your credentials?

Let us know!

Ana

Przemek / Pshemek

I can login using Chrome so there is no problem with my credentials. I am pretty sure it is something with my Firefox but to be honest I disabled most of my add-ons and the problem didn't disappear ...

Ana Retamal

Hi Przemyslaw, if the problem is occurring with your Firefox installation, I'm afraid there's not much we can do from Atlassian to assist you. Just to help you identify where the issue is, can you try the incognito mode and see if you can log in? Also, can you confirm that third-party cookies are allowed in your browser?

Best regards!
Ana

Junaid Balladin

having same issue also here

but for me not able to open jira on any browser.

error message is "check that your browser allows third-party cookies and then try again using the button below (without refreshing the page)"

Please help

Robert Meffan

Update: It's Dec 12, and I still can't use Firefox 60.1.0esr on OS X to authenticate to either of our JIRA or Confluence cloud instances with my Google account credentials. I've verified that all of my browser settings match what Atlassian recommends. I've removed all *atlassian* domain cookies. I have disabled all security mechanisms. And nothing works.

I can successfully use Chrome on OS X to authenticate to JIRA/Confluence cloud with my Google account credentials. And this works even with all of the same security plugins and settings I disabled in Firefox active in Chrome.

My patience with JIRA and Confluence is coming to an end. Firefox is not a fringe browser, and your cloud apps should support it. Ignoring or hand-waving the problem away is not a valid solution. Forcing me to open Chrome just to access your cloud apps is absolutely absurd.
Please fix this problem.Regards,-Rob

Rob Agle

Same issue - I allow third-party cookies, have cleared all existing cookies.

Firefox 64.0 on Mac OS X.

Ana Retamal

Hi Rob,

Have you tried unblocking scripts from third-party domains in your browser? A next step would be to check the configuration of the browser and allow the download and execution of javascript from 3-rd party domains.

We've also done some tests in our end and found that the problem with Firefox Quantum and Bitbucket is related to its setting "privacy.resistFingerprinting" set to true. Disabling it should provide you with the login prompt. We are currently checking with our devs why this is necessary.

Cheers!

Ana

Rolf

Have the same problem with actual Firefox version 64. Allowing cookies, scripts etc. nothing helps:

Bitbucket-Login: just a short sandglas then nothing and still front page with login buton

On Jira and confluence page of the hosted atlassian product: secure/dashboard is loaded. The login button (lower left) has no function.

When i go to my profil page i get the message: "An error occoured" on all pages exept Email and Security.

David Hicks

Same issue, up to date firefox, cleared all cookies (all of them, not just atlassian), switched off all the blocking I can find (ublock and the built-in stuff), fingerprint resistance is off and nothing works.

This is really frustrating, I want to move away from google, but Safari has problems with some other sites I use for work, and Firefox on MacOS can't seem to use atlassian services.

Update: This has been solved , I had changed a setting so that referrer sending was blocked. Changing that back in about:config fixed the problem, and I can now use Jira in FF quite happily, even with tracking protection and ublock origin enabled.

Robert Meffan

Hi Ana,

Different Rob responding here. Just saw your message to Rob Agle

Will try your suggestions as soon as I have some free time to experiment with FF.

Thanks,

-Rob

Shahar Evron

I have disabled Privacy Badger for the site and things started to work(had to disable it for id.atlassian.net and then for our own subdomain under atlassian.net as well).

It's a shame that Atlassian's stuff break down if tracking scripts are blocked, but at least there's a solid workaround.

Uwem Udoh

i current have same issue on firefox. Can't use jira on firefox. If not for my company, i would have dumped it. it is crazy that you guys can not contact firefox to resolve this issue.

Junaid Balladin

Hi There,

Had the same issue,

Can you try something, for me it works just after a did this.

Try connecting to another internet connectivity else that your usual one and try login.

See if it load and if it loads properly, reconnect to your usual internet and try.

Hope this help you.

Best Regards
Junaid

Junaid Balladin

Hi There,

Had the same issue.

Can you try something, for me it works just after a did this.

Try connecting to another internet connectivity else that your usual one and try login.

See if it load and if it loads properly, reconnect to your usual internet and try.

Hope this help you.

Best Regards
Junaid

Carl Mitchell

I just solved this issue for myself: Firefox was stripping the referer (yes, that's how it's spelled) header. Make sure nothing is changing that (all the network.http.referer.* about:config entries are defaults) and that no addons are spoofing it. In my case it was uMatrix, simply turning off referer spoofing for *.atlassian.com fixed the issue.

Firefox will spoof the referer when in private browsing mode by default (whenever tracking protection is turned on). This will break Atlassian's web sites. Because disabling this spoofing allows easier tracking (contrary to the purpose of tracking protection) I suggest making a second profile (about:profiles) just for Atlassian with these settings disabled, and leaving them on elsewhere. This is annoying, but if Atlassian is going to misuse the HTTP headers we just have to work around it.

David Hicks

Amazing. Thankyou, I had changed one of the about:config settings to block referer sending. Now it works.

designburo

Atlassian should fix this ASAP

Elio Wahlen

IMO using the REFERRER header for such basic logic as a login process is no good practice.
You're locking out companies and people caring about privacy and security.

My arguments are basically stated here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8319862/can-i-rely-on-referer-http-header

Thanks for fixing this.

mycheung

I have Firefox network.http.sendRefererHeader set to 2 (default) but still cannot log in.

Disabling Privacy Badger or just unblocking the tracking device from atl-paas.net works for me! Thank you!

Adam Zielinski

Thank you for the hint!

Indeed, my issues started after I enabled "Spoof referer header" in uMatrix plugin.

Apparently, it is sufficient to temporarily allow referer for login and can be disabled afterwards.

Mike Walsh_milpol

In case anyone else has this. Add:

referrer-spoof: atlassian.com false

to uMatrix -> Dashboard -> MyRules

Update: Lately also had to add

referrer-spoof: atlassian.net false

unknown

I had this problem.

Changing privacy.resistFingerprinting to false in about:config resolved the problem!

pruthvis

Apparently, Atlassian is trying to fingerprint browser. And I have configured the browser to resist fingerprinting scripts and hence the issue. Once I have disabled the config privacy.resistFingerprinting, I am able to access the same. I really wish Atlassian stops tracking!

P.S: I have written this as a comment earlier. Since many people are facing this issue, I thought adding it as answer would help!

Jesse Claven

fyi I'm a uMatrix user as well (on FF Nightly), and even after following the suggestions on this (thank you for those!) it still wasn't working until I disabled and then re-enabled the extension. A restart could've also had the same effect.

Luke_bnk4t4

Companies that continue to attempt to force tracking will hopefully be put out of business for what I consider shady business practices. If I don't want to be tracked and labeled on the internet I shouldn't be forced to do so. It's a good thing I have pull within the company to switch services. I'm hoping others do the same.

HASHIMOTO Mao

I have wasted good chunks of time searching for a solution regarding this problem. I can't believe anyone would try to track/fingerprint paid users. This is absurd.

BrianS_7fjvkq

I'm in the same camp. Firefox not letting my log in with Firefox 81 on OSX. Chrome will bring up login page but I don't give Chrome my credentials for my work stuff. I keep Firefox for work and Chrome for personal use.

Pawel Peters

Hi @Ana Retamal ,

We're in October 2020. I'm facing same issue on Firefox. Were you able to work with DEV on the issue and sort out (abusive) requirement on browser fingerprinting?

Regards

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