Unable to access my dashboard because of Crowdin In-Context Translations
Started on a fresh install after 1.0 update and tried to create a new Dashboard. Now I'm not able to access my dashboard (besides in private browsing) because I have to login to crowdin (what I'm not interested in).
Couldn't find a specific setting to disable the behavior? Running on Docker and with OIDC.
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Can I install Homarr on a Raspberry Pi?
Can you try deleting browser data (e.g. cookies, ...)?
Yes, that is (at least temporarily) fixing it. But I guess that this is not expected behavior?
Beforehand I was asked to allow crowdin.com to access my cookie storages for my homarr.<here-local-domain>
Solution
Are you able to change your language after you deleted cookies?
The problem is that the interactive mode is a language and you need to change to a different language to disable it
Yes I am able to change the language. 🙂
So that only happens if the setting is set to crowdin/ live-translation in whatever way it happend?
Yes, I believe so
If you change it, does it no longer prompt you for login?
Currently it does not. I'll look into it, if it's happening again.
Thanks a lot for your quick answer 🙂
You're welcome. We sadly do all of our translations via Crowdin, so please create an account if you want to contribute translations. We do not accept PRs for the translation files in source. Thanks for understanding
Habe a nice day