We definitely need to investigate whether we can show a more useful
error, and show a friendlier name for the computer.
The best I can tell, NoScript is breaking correctly functioning OAuth
token exchange, and I consider NoScript to be a suspicious piece of
software. However, we should do our best to give the user enough
information to figure out that they need to remove or temporarily
disable NoScript, because hitting this bug will be very frustrating for
users.
We definitely need to investigate whether we can show a more useful
error, and show a friendlier name for the computer.
The best I can tell, NoScript is breaking correctly functioning OAuth
token exchange, and I consider NoScript to be a suspicious piece of
software. However, we should do our best to give the user enough
information to figure out that they need to remove or temporarily
disable NoScript, because hitting this bug will be very frustrating for
users.
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