Can't log in to Google Apps Scripts

Question

I'm using multiple Google accounts. In one of them (not default) I created Google Spreadsheet file and I want to create Script connected to it. Nothing complicated. But the problem is that after clicking Tools > Script Editor I'm being redirected to default user or I see this screen:

The same problem I have when trying to use: script.google.com

What can I do to enable Script editor?

Answer 1

I know you asked this 9 months ago, but here is my solution;

• Sign out of all google accounts except the owner of the spreadsheet
• You can now access the scripts and macros pages (go there)
• Create a bookmark of them (this saves which profile is logged in)
• Now sign back into all your profiles
• Voila!

You will be able to access the scripts or macros via the bookmarks without getting the error page.

Answer 2

This is a reported bug

https://issuetracker.google.com/69270374

Go give it a ☆ if you want to let Google know that this affects you.

Answer 3

You can consider appending authuser=email to the URL to open the script with a specific Google account.

For e.g. script.google.com...?param=value&[email protected]

Answer 4

I was not able to reproduce the problem. Perhaps it's a glitch or there is something wrong that requires some troubleshooting techniques that are off-topic on this site.

As a workaround, for the account having problems, use another Google Chrome profile, Incognito mode, or another browser.

By the other hand, it's possible that there isn't any wrong and it's just something related to your specific scenario.

From Sign in to multiple accounts at once

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