I’m getting an error when I try to import from Facebook.
I updated Edge. What is the fix for this? Thank you 
Are there support staff the monitor the forums?
I just started a Facebook download to test and it ran just fine. It does look like a Facebook message. Try logging into Facebook on your browser first and see if you can then login with PH3.
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried first logging into Facebook (through Chrome, Edge and the Windows Facebook app), then trying PH3’s Facebook import feature. I encountered the same error, except that the content of the error window which popped up was somewhat different than the one that I reported in my previous posting:
I also tried (1) disabling 2-factor authentication in Facebook, and (2) whitelisting both, PH3’s installation folder under ‘%SystemDrive%/Program Files (x86)’, and my PH3 data folder, in my antimalware app. Again, the problem continued as before.
Can you offer any other ideas?
I am running PH3 version 3.0.2.0 on Windows 11 Pro Version 10.0.22621 Build 22621.
David
When you were last logged in did you check the box for automatic login? That maybe what’s causing the issue now.
Do you mean when I last logged in through PH3, or a browser?
To the best of my recollection, I have never successfully logged into Facebook through PH3.
When I login to Facebook through a browser or the Windows app, I normally do select the option to remain logged in. Do you think that that is somehow interfering with my ability to log in through PH3? If so, please let me know, and I will ensure that I am logged out in the app and all browsers, then try again with PH3.
David
I meant with PH3 login. If you didn’t check that option then it’s probably some security software on your computer. What operating system are you using?
The security software that I am running is Malwarebytes version 4.5.18.226. In an effort to solve my PH3/Facebook import problem, I recently whitelisted both, PH3’s installation folder under ‘%SystemDrive%/Program Files (x86)’, and my PH3 data folder in Malwarebytes. This had no effect on the problem.
After reading your last post, I shut down Malwarebytes, and tried again. Again, no effect.
I don’t recall ever successfully logging into Facebook through the PH3 import feature, but if I did and have forgotten, and if you suspect that some remnant or record of that previous login could be causing my current problem, is there a way that I can correct for that on my end, or would it have to be dealt with by Facebook?
Thank you for your help.
David