Hi @Anonymous - thanks for the suggestion, I have never come across it at the bottom before, that's good to know. I was missing it for all portals, which was why it was such a pain.
I reached out to HubSpot Support for additional troubleshooting, and after a few tests we figured out that when I cleared my cache in Chrome, somehow it was set to never allow third party cookies, which is what was blocking the menu.
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.
Firefox blocks third part cookies meaning that the sprocket never appears in firefox, there needs to be a better way than using third party cookies
Matthew Scott Head of Development | Hubspot Solutions Architect
B2B marketing agency: Specialist B2B content marketing and demand generation for SaaS vendors and HubSpot Users | Deeply Digital | HubSpot Partner since 2010
@matt_scott the widget uses third party cookies to identify that you're logged in as a HubSpot user, without that, there's no validation to determine whether the widget should show to you vs any other website visitor.
But i'm sure your team can find some good CDSSO solutions
Matthew Scott Head of Development | Hubspot Solutions Architect
B2B marketing agency: Specialist B2B content marketing and demand generation for SaaS vendors and HubSpot Users | Deeply Digital | HubSpot Partner since 2010
I had the same issue. I realized it was because I was running a privacy extension (DuckDuckGo), which I learned affected all browsing, not just searches on duckDuckGo. After turning it off, the sprocket reappeared. Hope this helps others.
Even if this sounds a bit simple, but I was also searching for it recently and haven't found it on the first glance. On some of our customers websites it's displayed in the bottom right corner, not at the top (where you probably expect it).
Do you have the issue for all HubSpot accounts or only one?
Hi @Anonymous - thanks for the suggestion, I have never come across it at the bottom before, that's good to know. I was missing it for all portals, which was why it was such a pain.
I reached out to HubSpot Support for additional troubleshooting, and after a few tests we figured out that when I cleared my cache in Chrome, somehow it was set to never allow third party cookies, which is what was blocking the menu.
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.