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Hi all, apologies if this has been answered before, I wasn't able to find a solution. Every time I sign into Adobe I get a "You've previously signed into Google" message, and I have no choice but to sign in with Google before accessing my Adobe account. I'd love to see if there's a way to remove this link and revert back to the traditional Adobe login and password route.
Things I've tried:
* Deleting browser caches, history, and even removing access from Adobe straight from my Google security settings (in "apps with access to your account.")
* Removing the "opm.db" file from Application Support, as I saw that helped some people with similar issues.
* Contacting Adobe chat, they said they unlinked the accounts but the Google message still shows up.
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks in advance for your time!
Use a device/browser that does not have script blockers.
Please log-in to your account below to manage your passwords and connected accounts (Facebook, Google, etc...)
https://account.adobe.com/security
https://account.adobe.com/connected-accounts
If you still need help, scroll down to Support on the same page and click on Contact Adobe.
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Were you ever able to find a solution to this? We are having the same issue.
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Use a device/browser that does not have script blockers.
Please log-in to your account below to manage your passwords and connected accounts (Facebook, Google, etc...)
https://account.adobe.com/security
https://account.adobe.com/connected-accounts
If you still need help, scroll down to Support on the same page and click on Contact Adobe.
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Go to Google account settings:
Security -> manage apps settings -> Adobe-> Remove access.