Received the "You're In" Email but having access issues

I received you're in email, but still don't have access to firefly.

Hi, I received an email saying that "You're in" for Adobe Firefly but I don't see any download/login links for it.

After signing up to try Adobe Firefly, I got e-mail saying "You're in! We are so excited to see what you think of Adobe Firefly! Below is a list of resources to help you get started with the beta and engage with our team

Check out Adobe Firefly"

But that's the end of it. The firefly.adobe.com website only shows an ad for Firefly, and I don't see any new plug-in or app in my software, so there's nothing to actually try?

The FAQ doesn't even say whether you're supposed to use it through a website, or if there's a new app, or so I don't even know where it was supposed to work.

Hi I have some issues with opening Firefly, although i have been accepted for bete. Can u help with that?

It's pretty clear at this point that the beta is a fiasco. Do we really need more people piling onto this thread with the exact same report?

I received the acceptance email for the Firefly Beta. I clicked the provided link and am still getting the request access buttons. I tried clicking the generate button, but that only took me to the overview video pages. I have filled out the form in the "problems" chat on Discord, and I have verified that my email was the same as the one I signed up with. 

thanks for your time,

Jorge Chavez

Ok, completely new to this, and I'm probably missing something really bloody obvious. When I click on the Check out Adobe Firefly https://firefly.adobe.com/ link in my You're In Adobe email, it just leads me to the Request Access page, and asks me to request access?

OK, this is a problem right here: "Adobe ID email address to provide access to"

Do NOT use E-mail addresses as user IDs. This is an ignorant, amateur-hour policy that leads to security issues, identity theft, and fiascoes like this beta sign-up. You never see banks or brokerages using E-mail addresses as user IDs, and there's a good reason for that. Even FREE online-forum software allows users to set up proper user IDs.

Get it together, Adobe. This is embarrassing.

Hi, I'm also having the same issue.