claude-code - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Bug] OAuth Authorization button disabled in Firefox on Linux [1 comments, 2 participants]

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Bug Description Bug: Firefox on Linux - OAuth “Authorize” button is disabled, blocking login

Steps to reproduce:

  • On Linux, open the OAuth authorization page in Firefox
  • The permissions screen loads, but the “Authorize” button stays disabled
  • Copying the OAuth URL and opening it manually in Firefox has the same result
  • Works in Chrome on the same Linux machine, and in Chrome on Mac

Environment:

  • Claude Code: native 2.1.123 (linux-x64)
  • Firefox: [please add your Firefox version here]
  • OS: Linux

Environment Info

  • Platform: linux
  • Terminal: vte-based
  • Version: 2.1.123
  • Feedback ID: 7630f02a-2eb3-4ff6-9dbc-1db9736901da
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TL;DR

The OAuth "Authorize" button being disabled in Firefox on Linux may be due to a compatibility issue, and checking the Firefox version or trying a different browser could provide insight.

Guidance

  • Verify the Firefox version being used, as the issue may be specific to certain versions.
  • Test the OAuth authorization page in a different browser on the same Linux machine to isolate if the issue is browser-specific.
  • Check if there are any known issues or updates related to OAuth and Firefox on Linux that could be causing the problem.
  • Consider testing the OAuth flow on a different Linux distribution or environment to see if the issue is specific to the current setup.

Notes

The provided information does not specify the Firefox version, which could be crucial in identifying the root cause of the issue. Additionally, without more details on the OAuth implementation or any recent changes, it's challenging to provide a definitive solution.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Try using a different browser or updating Firefox to the latest version, as this might resolve any compatibility issues that are causing the "Authorize" button to be disabled.

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