We used the Github PowerUp for quite some time but it stopped working completely at some point last week. We disabled it and re-enabled it. We also removed personal preferences.
Now when clicking on the Github PowerUp and then "Edit PowerUp setting", nothing happens and Chrome (version 86.0.4240.80 on macOS) console indicates:
```
Failed to handle show-settings. {error: "no plugin handles this command", id: "55a5d916446f517774210004"}
Failed to get authorization-status. {error: "no plugin handles this command", id: "55a5d916446f517774210004"}
instrument.js:110 Error, timeout while initializing index iframe for https://github.trello.services/index.html?ver=06487f4b1cd0. Timeout=30000ms
```
Firefox displays similar messages. In addition, Firefox displays the following messages:
```
The resource from “https://github.trello.services/sentry.012d105c.js” was blocked due to MIME type (“text/html”) mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff).
The resource from “https://github.trello.services/github.e819f7fc.js” was blocked due to MIME type (“text/html”) mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff).
```
This is also true in Private Navigation Mode.
Hi Fabrice, How did you resolve this issue? I have been seeing the same as of 10/20. Thanks!
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The issue disappeared by itself. I do not know what caused it to disappear.
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Got it, Thank you anyways!
For those who may be reading this later, I am seeing the identical issue with the same error messages in the web console for the GitHub powerup in Trello, those errors are how I found this page. I have attempted an clearing of all cookies, private mode, relogging in and a different browser. None of which have worked thus far for me.
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I'm getting the exact same issue. This issue is not fixed! I upgrade chrome yesterday and not sure if that is related. I have chrome Version 86.0.4240.111 (Official Build) (x86_64)
I'm gonna raise a new issue and hope it gets looked at...
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The issue showed up today and I can't fix it. Tried clearing the browser (Chrome) cache, tried to reinstall the plugin - no luck.
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Dmitry,
Since this topic is marked "Answer Accepted" I have opened another:
Please chime in if you are still experiencing this issue, so that we may raise attention collectively.
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