Unable to create Personal Access Token

[allanbowe]

If I go to settings / api / Create New Token I am presented with an empty dialog box.

The network request returns a 302 as follows:

The console contains the following error:

vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2 TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id')
    at app.js?id=a95fae2c1c73027afa79:2:236145
    at a.zt [as _l] (vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2:762963)
    at a.<anonymous> (app.js?id=a95fae2c1c73027afa79:2:236098)
    at e._render (vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2:782289)
    at a.r (vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2:815411)
    at yn.get (vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2:773680)
    at yn.run (vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2:774564)
    at vn (vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2:772672)
    at Array.<anonymous> (vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2:759271)
    at et (vendor.js?id=26004b76c717902bb63e:2:758670)

How to obtain an API key?

[allanbowe]

Actually - I was able to fix this by taking two actions:

1. Increase memory to 640mb
2. Use Firefox instead of Brave

API keys now generate successfully.

[nebulon]

Was it maybe related to a security extension in brave blocking some resources?

[allanbowe]

@nebulon possibly..

search also doesn't work in Brave, but does in Firefox.

[nebulon]

Have you searched in the upstream project issue tracker about similar issues? It does not look like it is specific to Cloudron if firefox works fine.