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Works, thank for the fix.

Just like I wrote above: 1.) go to View Account tab 2.) filter out some accounts by their tag 3.) click to Processor tab 4.) click back to View Account tab and the accounts are visible, even when it says, that the filter is applied Could not replicate this as i need exact steps - what did you click...

Just like I wrote above:
1.) go to View Account tab
2.) filter out some accounts by their tag
3.) click to Processor tab
4.) click back to View Account tab and the accounts are visible, even when it says, that the filter is applied

There's a new bug in the latest TJ (1.9.1.7):
When you filter out the accounts in the View Account tab, they reappear after you switch to any other tab and back.

This comes to my mind as a quick fix of those blognames:
1.) export all accounts to the CSV
2.) delete the blogname field in the Excel and save data in the import format without the blogname
3.) import it to TJ and run Verify Login on imported accounts

You can't rename the blogname that way. To fix it, double click the account and erase the blogname (keep it empty) and run "Verify login" after that. It will update the blogname from Tumblr and you will be able to use the account again.

Yes, this is happening on all European IPs now ... TJ can't login to those account because of that. Martin could you update/fix that?

martin@rootjazz wrote: ↑Thu May 03, 2018 12:16 am if you have a couple of test accounts that will help.

1st) so I can watch the requests and see what they are doing
2nd) so I can check if I the automations are working

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sent you the account with password reset

I wish I can help you with this, but it's completely random on my accounts.

From time to time, the password on some of my accounts stops working and I have to do password reset (not sure why and I haven't seen the same screen, like the first one). When you do the password reset, the account works fine after that. But I'm not sure, if it is the exact same thing. Would be nic...