Http://lsapi.seomoz.com pop up
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I am getting this pop up on every page I visit:
A username and password are being requested by http://lsapi.seomoz.com. The site says: "SEOmoz"
I've searched some forums and see that others are experiencing it as well. The advice was to log into my seomoz account, however that did not work...any ideas?
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Things should be working now. On Friday OSE and Linkscape (and lsapi) were down, but that came back about 5pm Pacific time on Friday.
If re-adding the extension doesn't work, it's time to email the help desk at help@seomoz.org.
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Great, that worked thank you Ryan. Yesterday I tried that and it wouldn't work, but today following those same steps, it's working....the only problem now is, I am logged into my SEOMoz account, so the pop up has gone away, but the toolbar is not collecting/displaying any data for any websites.
See screenshot http://screencast.com/t/dprpHkHLHa
I've tried using the toolbar in Firefox and Chrome and in both cases the toolbar is installed and I am logged in to SEOMoz, but no data.
Anyone else experiencing this issue?
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The popup is related to you having the MOZbar extension added to your browser. Logging in should resolve the problem. There were some problems with the Linkscape API which the MOZbar depends upon, but it appears to have been resolved.
If the issue remains, my suggestion would be to remove the extension, restart your browser, re-add the extension, then restart the browser.
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