I can’t access Editor when I type in my website followed by /?editor.
I’ve been able to only access editor using Safari but I can no longer do that as well. I tried the following on Chrome since my client said his admin login works well on Chrome:
updated my browser
cleared cookies multiple times
turned off extensions
updated my computer (Mac)
It doesn’t even give me the option to login on the bottom of the site (blog.kronoverse.io). Any recommendations?
I don’t see anywhere to login despite typing FYX Gaming | Adam Kling | Substack. Do you need admin access? I’m not an admin for the site and only have editor privileges.
I have to admit this is weird. I can access both variation of URLs but you can’t.
Last thing I see that you could try is cleaning your dns cache ( not browser cache ).
If you have the time, could you maybe capture a video of the issue with Loom or any other service in order to see the complete behavior of your browser.
It really is weird considering I’ve been able to access it before. I’ve tried incognito mode as well. I also tried it on an iMac and Chromebook in the event that it may just be my computer. Let me try cleaning my dns cache.
I’ve had this issue for almost 12 months. Whenever I want to “train” my clients on Editor mode, 80% of the time the Editor completely fails — the bottom “Editor navigation” simply does not display. This just happened again today.
It’s embarrassing and a terrible first impression of Webflow for clients. We tell the client for weeks/months: “Webflow is great, it’s doing to be so easy for you to edit! Oh wait… the first time you log in… all you can do is edit the home page.”
This is the case in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. There is no Editor nav bar at the bottom. No “Collections” no “Forms” — nothing. All I and the editor sees is the “Webflow” logo. ARGH.
I have tried all of these:
[web address]/?edit
[web address]?edit
[web address]/?editor
[web address]?editor
@cyberdave - is this something anyone at Webflow can help with? I’ve had 4 of my last 6 client trainings ruined by the fact that new Editors/Collaborators (the client) simply cannot log in to the Webflow editor for their new website. It’s happened enough times on enough people’s machines with various settings (PCs, Macs, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, incognito, all sorts of cookie/cache/extension settings)… over the past 12 months, that I can confidently say the common denominator is Webflow. It’s also been reported dozens of times on different threads on the Webflow forums here for the past 3 years.
Hi! I´ts the overlay that doesnt show but got an update from clients that it´ll show sometimes in different browsers if you wait long enough. Seem a bit buggy to me though.