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Connecting to audible server opens up /account/access endpoint in a web browser

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Version 1.1.4 Tested on Windows 10, Mac OS, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Connect to Audible Open up a web browser with no toolbars on address https://www.audible.com/account/access?serial=& The page doesn’t seem to load CSS. Signing in doesn’t affect the program. Adding credentials in the preference doesn’t affect the program.

I do not have active membership with audible.com but I have audiobooks that I purchased in the past.

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Created 5 years ago
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openaudiblecommented, Jul 31, 2018

The http://audible.com/access page is for visually impaired people and makes it easier for openaudible to determine if it is logged in or attempt to log in. It does look like it now redirects to /account/access.

The best way to fix this is make sure you can view your library in the built-in browser (CMD-B) and go to the /lib page. (For non-US audible, this may not work!) Also make sure you’re logging on with the web browser with the same (and correct) credentials in the preferences.

Looking to confirm and improve logging in.

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openaudiblecommented, Aug 25, 2018

If you are logged on to audible in the OpenAudible web browser (cmd-B) then logging on via the “connect” or “refresh library” is supposed to work. (Cookies from your browser session are used…) If you’re unable to connect using the OpenAudible “Connect”… make sure you have your log-in name correct, you’re using the latest version… You can open the Log Window and look for a human readable error… or copy and paste the console output in a new issue.