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Android Messages frequently struggles to connect with the mobile app. This naturally prompts the user to refresh the service within Franz.
Upon refreshing the service, it displays the Google 400 page - "The requested URL was not found on this server. That’s all we know." Using the Google Debugging Tools, I see that it 302s, then 400s on the GET for "https://messages.google.com/web".
Further refreshes and disabling/re-enabling the service don't appear to resolve the issue. The only solutions are to completely remove and re-add the service, or to unregister the Service Workers through Developer Tools > Application > Clear Application Storage > Unregister Service Workers. Both solutions will force you back to the authentication page.
If I actually go to the Application > Service Workers page in Developer Tools and Unregister the latest "serviceworker-bundle.js" manually, then reload the Messages Franz Service, it will refresh and successfully put you back into the Messages Service without pushing you through the Authentication process again.
Android Messages frequently struggles to connect with the mobile app. This naturally prompts the user to refresh the service within Franz.
Upon refreshing the service, it displays the Google 400 page - "The requested URL was not found on this server. That’s all we know." Using the Google Debugging Tools, I see that it 302s, then 400s on the GET for "https://messages.google.com/web".
Further refreshes and disabling/re-enabling the service don't appear to resolve the issue. The only solutions are to completely remove and re-add the service, or to unregister the Service Workers through Developer Tools > Application > Clear Application Storage > Unregister Service Workers. Both solutions will force you back to the authentication page.
If I actually go to the Application > Service Workers page in Developer Tools and Unregister the latest "serviceworker-bundle.js" manually, then reload the Messages Franz Service, it will refresh and successfully put you back into the Messages Service without pushing you through the Authentication process again.
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