Hi I try and add a slack workspace to my confluence spaces and just get this message:
{"error":{"message":"Invalid or missing CSRF token","code":"INVALID_CSRF"}}
Any tips on how to sync them?
This may be because of your browser. I get this a lot on Firefox. Which one are you using?
Yes, I highly recommend using Chrome.
I get many issues when I work on my Safari (main work browser), so having Chrome installed and using it for some add-ons, integrations and connections is the best way to go about it.
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I'm getting this with Chrome - and our slack integration has stopped working in the last day or so. Any other suggestions ?
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Try removing your cookies for Confluence and Slack and try again.
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I had the same issue in all browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari etc). It was only solved when I enabled 3rd parties cookies on this authentication site.
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@Gui Gouveia this worked for me
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yes it was the browser in my case too. thanks. I was using Safari.
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Solved it for me as well! I used chrome and it worked fine, thank you! 🙏🏼
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on Safari go to preferences > Privacy > disable (Prevent Cross-site Tracking) option. And then try again. This should work.
Once you have connected slack, you can enable this settings also make sure that you don't have block all cookies enabled because this might mess with the integration as well.
Hope this is useful
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I'm a chrome user and have tried a similar option to no avail either :'(
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Safari settings worked. Thanks!
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Still occurs for me as well.
No success wen opening on different browsers or deleting cookies.
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You don't have to delete cookies. You should allow them on your browser. It worked for me.
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It's definitely 3rd party cookies being blocked. Had the same issue in chrome, enabled all cookies, fixed it, set it back to block 3rd party. Privacy is never convenient. But it should be more so.
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