Login to Google account on Google Cloud Platform - denied
See original GitHub issueHello,
I’m trying to log into a Google account with puppeteer
for automation purpose.
Everything works great when I try locally on my Mac. However, on Google Cloud Platform, I get the following message from Google:
I tried both standard environment and flexible environment with Docker — it’s the same.
I am pretty clueless, does anyone have any ideas?
The weird thing is that on my Mac everything works, regardless of Chromium, headless mode etc. (I do not try to fool Google with any techniques). What could be the reason for this?
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I also see this when trying to login to Gmail
We worked around this issue by using a different site to log into a Google account via OAuth2. For example, you could use https://stackoverflow.com/users/login . Google does not seem to have such strict checks during their OAuth2 process.