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Sony Playstation Login ERROR

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For the past 3 months or so, anytime I try to login to Sony Playstation website I can't get past entering my email. After putting in my email and hitting next the website slows and firefox slow crashes. I have to force firefox to close. I have tried leaving a message to Playstation Twitter support. I've noticed their sign in page has change a few times recently so I wonder if it's an issue they caused. Either way it would be appreciated if it was looked into. Always feels like a lot of websites only care about chromium. By the way it works fine on edge or chrome. It also does not work with private browsing, so I don't think it's my extensions or cookies. I have also tried multiple computers.

For the past 3 months or so, anytime I try to login to Sony Playstation website I can't get past entering my email. After putting in my email and hitting next the website slows and firefox slow crashes. I have to force firefox to close. I have tried leaving a message to Playstation Twitter support. I've noticed their sign in page has change a few times recently so I wonder if it's an issue they caused. Either way it would be appreciated if it was looked into. Always feels like a lot of websites only care about chromium. By the way it works fine on edge or chrome. It also does not work with private browsing, so I don't think it's my extensions or cookies. I have also tried multiple computers.

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Firefox is/was updated. Built-in password manager is fine.

What let me log in to the site without it bricking is disabling the Total Cookie protection. [Cookie Protection FAQ]

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jonzn4SUSE
jonzn4SUSE
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Same issue reported here. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1431364?page=1 I'm able to get in. It does cause a spike in cpu usage and takes longer than normal, but I can get in. see screenshot

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jonzn4SUSE
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Update to 120.0.1 and see if it helps.

zeroknight
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Don't use the built-in password manager for this site, remove if from about:logins and enter username/password manually.

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Firefox is/was updated. Built-in password manager is fine.

What let me log in to the site without it bricking is disabling the Total Cookie protection. [Cookie Protection FAQ]

zeroknight
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It works for me with Total Cookie Protection enabled (Standard and Strict Tracking Protection) in a new profile. I see a short spike of CPU after submitting email regardless of it being enabled or disabled.