EA Sign in too many redirects, cannot sign in using Chrome [ Edited ]

[gibbelblonk]

When using Chrome, i cannot login to battlelog.

signin.ea.com says too many redirects.

I have tried:

Clearing the cache

Deleting cookies

Using incognito

[ragnarok013 · Accepted solution]

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@gibbelblonk wrote:

When using Chrome, i cannot login to battlelog.

signin.ea.com says too many redirects.

I have tried:

Clearing the cache

Deleting cookies

Using incognito

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@gibbelblonk I've found that the best browser to use Battlelog is Opera. Firefox and Chrome just wouldn't work, and Internet Explorer would work most of the time but at other times give me errors. Opera works for me 100% just like during BF4's life cycle.

[IIPrest0nII]

@gibbelblonk

Have you tried to use another browser? Internet Explorer for example.

[gibbelblonk]

Yes i have, but i want to use Chrome, as that is what i already use.

Dont respond with such useless comments.

[ragnarok013 · Accepted solution]

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@gibbelblonk wrote:

When using Chrome, i cannot login to battlelog.

signin.ea.com says too many redirects.

I have tried:

Clearing the cache

Deleting cookies

Using incognito

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@gibbelblonk I've found that the best browser to use Battlelog is Opera. Firefox and Chrome just wouldn't work, and Internet Explorer would work most of the time but at other times give me errors. Opera works for me 100% just like during BF4's life cycle.

[H4ck3rCZ]

Happened to me as well... Tried deleting cookies,... nothing... But in the end I found solution, that works (at least for me).

The trick is to open battlelog.battlefield.com in incognito mode, click LOG IN and copy the URL of the EA sign in page that looks something like this https://signin.ea.com/p/web2/login?execution....., close incognito, open this page in new tab, log in and you're sorted.

[CyberDyme]

Chrome and most other browsers are set up by default to hinder 'phishing' and other malware techniques by limiting the number of times a webserver you goto can redirect you to another webpage/site.  That is essentially the reason behind you get this error message and it appears that you cannot succeed to complete the EA site sign-in procedure.

For Chrome you can get more direct and manual control of this by doing the following:

Click the "Show Advanced Settings" link to display more setting options.

In the Privacy section, click "Enable Phishing and Malware Protection."

Close the browser window.

Google Chrome will now displays a warning window if the website you visit is trying to 'redirect' you.

And you can now manually accept or decline this redirect.

[cheyenne110152]

i can not get into any games

[ragnarok013]

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@cheyenne110152 wrote:
i can not get into any games

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@cheyenne110152 We need a lot more information if we're going to try to assist you. What is your platform, if on PC what is your OS and PC specs, how are you trying to play BF4, via Battlelog or the in game UI? If via battlelog are you using the plugin method of launching or the plugin free method and which browser are you using?

[BLVD69]

@gibbelblonk 

Hello, here is a link you need to read to solve your issue! 

https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/26/17904762/google-chrome-sign-in-changes-feedback

[cyberpope67]

So, essentially, EA's "ad partners" are sharing our data too much fir Chrome's protective capabilities; & EA's solution is to usea less dsafew browser?!