> Now the only post I have come across is with Cygwin and elinks. That
> user had issues unrelated to mine, but they were still able to see the
> verification code.  I have also seen a function (within elinks git)
> related to the utilization of elinks, so I think elinks is a supported
> medium of verification.

> I am surprised by the lack of information I have been able to obtain in
> regards to this issue, this leads me to believe this is an uncommon one.

> -Buglouse
> --

> >  I had trouble using elinks to authenticate too, and couldn't figure out how it
> >  had even been launched, since my BROWSER was unset.

>  On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 11:41 AM, Kyle Grieb <[1]grieb.k...@gmail.com> wrote:

>    This post may be more appropriate for the Elinks list.
>    GoogleCL opens 'elinks' fine with the 'auth_browser' setting. *Once I am
>    sent to google [ [2]https://www.google.com/accounts/OAuthAuthorizeToken ] I
>    login, then directed to the Grant Access page to which I follow the link
>    'Grant Access', which sends POST to
>    [3]https://www.google.com/accounts/CookieMismatch. *I want to verify that
>    is is not a 'user setting' error, I have checked all elinks settings to
>    make sure I understand their meaning. *GMail works fine (I can login and
>    perform functions).

>    Now the only post I have come across is with Cygwin and elinks. That
>    user had issues unrelated to mine, but they were still able to see the
>    verification code. *I have also seen a function (within elinks git)
>    related to the utilization of elinks, so I think elinks is a supported
>    medium of verification.

>    I am surprised by the lack of information I have been able to obtain in
>    regards to this issue, this leads me to believe this is an uncommon one.

>    -Buglouse
>    --