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Flickr and Yahoo! Account Merge Login FailureToday, I tried to log into my five years old Flickr account. It automatically detected that I have a Yahoo! account as well. So it attempted to merge the two account. After providing the username and password for both account, Flickr successfully merged my accounts and redirected me to its root site. However, when Firefox tried to load the site, it provide the following error message: The page isn't redirecting properly So now I can't log into Flickr at all. I can't even see its main site. Or even log out. Anyone had this problem before? Chieh Cheng I cleared all my private data (Browser History, Download History, Saved Form and Search History, Cache, Cookies, and Authenticated Sessions) in Firefox. I was able to get to the Flickr main page. But I am still still having log-in problem: Ooops My cookies are enabled. My browser has been restarted. Looks like it's time to contact their support. Chieh Cheng I clicked on "contact us" and got some more troubleshooting information: I'm having all sorts of trouble logging in. Help! It doesn't look like any of these solutions will work. Chieh Cheng I sent their support team an e-mail. Today, I got back an e-mail that said they can't help me because the problem is on my side. I tried to log on again today, but it worked. So I don't know if they did something, or the problem just fixes itself. Chieh Cheng I had the same issue yesterday, raised an issue with the flickr help system and it is resolved this morning, though no notification of what they did, if anything. LIbby For me, disabling https-everywhere for Flickr.com (at least during loging) helped. Joris
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