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this has become embarrasing. for days and days it's not working and gog has not helped one bit.

easy to offer something for free if it's not working for most / a lot of the people

i will continue to use gog for old games, for new games i will stick to other platforms / formats. i have lost most of my trust in the functioning of this app / platform.
This is what I have and it always says offline when im on GOG, what do I do??
Post edited June 20, 2020 by Meowstein
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warp232: this has become embarrasing. for days and days it's not working and gog has not helped one bit.

easy to offer something for free if it's not working for most / a lot of the people

i will continue to use gog for old games, for new games i will stick to other platforms / formats. i have lost most of my trust in the functioning of this app / platform.
well, it workd perfect for all plattforms .. just suckin with the PS Network with win10.. not enough to condemn gog for me.

I'll try it with a macbook, hope it will work
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Timmoz: You, my good sir, are an absolute hero!
I came across this problem earlier today, figured I'd google it ('cause internet knows best) and over the past day I see you have helped tons of people with this already, and now I'm lucky to be one of them as well!

To anyone trying this and running into problems, as mentioned by several people before, make sure you delete everything on the line after the copied npsso string (i.e. delete the "if stored_credentials else None" part).

Also, make sure you log in to the playstation store site, not the playstation network site: I tried that first, and then the link provided by Bustacap doesn't work. Honestly though, that's entirely on me for not actually following the instructions and assuming those two sites would be the same... ;)
workd perfectly with win 10 firefox + gog galaxy 2.0!! thank u vry much. finaly i got w3 ^^
Post edited June 20, 2020 by sandschne
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Bustacap: workaround until they fix it:

- close GOG Galaxy if it's running at the moment

- log in to PSN (store.playstation.com) through your browser
(if you were already logged in, log out first, then back in)

- after the login open this link: https://ca.account.sony.com/api/v1/ssocookie

youll get something like: {"npsso":"xxx"}
where xxx is the npsso value

- open windows explorer and enter the following into the address bar at the top and press enter
%LocalAppData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\

- open the psn_{random number} folder and edit the plugin.py file with your favourite text editor

- go to line 64. it sould look like this:
stored_npsso = stored_credentials.get("npsso") if stored_credentials else None

delete everything on that line after: stored_npsso =
then add your nppso value behind it in quotation marks.

it should look like this:
stored_npsso = "npsso value"

("npsso value" is the value from step 3 and should be a 64 character long text consisting of numbers, lower case letters and upper case letters)
(the quotation marks " " are important!)

- save the changes made to plugin.py and close the file
- restart GOG Galaxy
- try connecting with PSN again
thx mate, works perfectly
This fix does not work.. Just comes up with offline retry. And yes, did do the log in from the store, not just the network as another suggested. Thinking whole thing is a con and at the very least gives me zero incentive to trust gog so for now will not be using them. Hope you all have better luck. Finally, no, don't reply by posting same instructions as just said it does not work.
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eaglelandings: This fix does not work.. Just comes up with offline retry. And yes, did do the log in from the store, not just the network as another suggested. Thinking whole thing is a con and at the very least gives me zero incentive to trust gog so for now will not be using them. Hope you all have better luck. Finally, no, don't reply by posting same instructions as just said it does not work.
try a different browser and look at the provided screenshots in the guide to make sure everything looks exactly as it should
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Bustacap: workaround until they fix it:

- close GOG Galaxy if it's running at the moment

- log in to PSN (store.playstation.com) through your browser
(if you were already logged in, log out first, then back in)

- after the login open this link: https://ca.account.sony.com/api/v1/ssocookie

youll get something like: {"npsso":"xxx"}
where xxx is the npsso value

- open windows explorer and enter the following into the address bar at the top and press enter
%LocalAppData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\

- open the psn_{random number} folder and edit the plugin.py file with your favourite text editor

- go to line 64. it sould look like this:
stored_npsso = stored_credentials.get("npsso") if stored_credentials else None

delete everything on that line after: stored_npsso =
then add your nppso value behind it in quotation marks.

it should look like this:
stored_npsso = "npsso value"

("npsso value" is the value from step 3 and should be a 64 character long text consisting of numbers, lower case letters and upper case letters)
(the quotation marks " " are important!)

- save the changes made to plugin.py and close the file
- restart GOG Galaxy
- try connecting with PSN again
You actual legend!!
Still have problem with that nothing is working for me :c
Post edited June 20, 2020 by 1MoreOtaku
There does not seem to be a solution in sight, sadly. The coding solution in the plugin.py file did not work for me. I had to dust off my old laptop and boot everything up in Windows 7. I was able to link all my accounts from there, so it seems like a Win10 issue. I'm sure it's a stupid and careless mistake that's causing this, but it's frustrating that there doesn't seem to be any reassurance that it's being looked into.

Either way, good luck everyone! GoG seems like a good service, I just wish it was being serviced better.
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Bustacap: reposting the newest version of the workaround for better visibility
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- close GOG Galaxy if it's running at the moment

- log in to the Playstation Store (store.playstation.com) through your browser
(if you were already logged in, log out first, then back in)

- after the login open this link: https://ca.account.sony.com/api/v1/ssocookie

youll get something like: {"npsso":"xxx"}
where xxx is the npsso value

(example of what it should look like: https://abload.de/img/npssomcj9f.png )

- open windows explorer and enter the following into the address bar at the top and press enter
%LocalAppData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\

( https://abload.de/img/localappdataojjbg.png )

- open the psn_{random number} folder and edit the plugin.py file with your favourite text editor

- go to line 64. it sould look like this:
stored_npsso = stored_credentials.get("npsso") if stored_credentials else None

delete everything on that line after: stored_npsso =
then add your npsso value behind it in quotation marks.

it should look like this:
stored_npsso = "npsso value"

("npsso value" is the value from step 3 and should be a 64 character long text consisting of numbers, lower case letters and upper case letters)
(the quotation marks " " are important!)

(example of what it should look like: https://abload.de/img/plugingrjah.png )

- save the changes made to plugin.py and close the file
- restart GOG Galaxy
- try connecting with PSN again
This worked for me. I'm using Win10 64bit and Edge Chromium, for what it's worth... Really appreciate the step by step guide.
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Bustacap: reposting the newest version of the workaround for better visibility
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- close GOG Galaxy if it's running at the moment

- log in to the Playstation Store (store.playstation.com) through your browser
(if you were already logged in, log out first, then back in)

- after the login open this link: https://ca.account.sony.com/api/v1/ssocookie

youll get something like: {"npsso":"xxx"}
where xxx is the npsso value

(example of what it should look like: https://abload.de/img/npssomcj9f.png )

- open windows explorer and enter the following into the address bar at the top and press enter
%LocalAppData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\

( https://abload.de/img/localappdataojjbg.png )

- open the psn_{random number} folder and edit the plugin.py file with your favourite text editor

- go to line 64. it sould look like this:
stored_npsso = stored_credentials.get("npsso") if stored_credentials else None

delete everything on that line after: stored_npsso =
then add your npsso value behind it in quotation marks.

it should look like this:
stored_npsso = "npsso value"

("npsso value" is the value from step 3 and should be a 64 character long text consisting of numbers, lower case letters and upper case letters)
(the quotation marks " " are important!)

(example of what it should look like: https://abload.de/img/plugingrjah.png )

- save the changes made to plugin.py and close the file
- restart GOG Galaxy
- try connecting with PSN again
thanks so much
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Bustacap: workaround until they fix it:

- close GOG Galaxy if it's running at the moment

- log in to PSN (store.playstation.com) through your browser
(if you were already logged in, log out first, then back in)

- after the login open this link: https://ca.account.sony.com/api/v1/ssocookie

youll get something like: {"npsso":"xxx"}
where xxx is the npsso value

- open windows explorer and enter the following into the address bar at the top and press enter
%LocalAppData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\

- open the psn_{random number} folder and edit the plugin.py file with your favourite text editor

- go to line 64. it sould look like this:
stored_npsso = stored_credentials.get("npsso") if stored_credentials else None

delete everything on that line after: stored_npsso =
then add your nppso value behind it in quotation marks.

it should look like this:
stored_npsso = "npsso value"

("npsso value" is the value from step 3 and should be a 64 character long text consisting of numbers, lower case letters and upper case letters)
(the quotation marks " " are important!)

- save the changes made to plugin.py and close the file
- restart GOG Galaxy
- try connecting with PSN again
THANK YOU!! Used Chrome instead of IE to access the link and used Notepad to edit the plugin.py file. Made sure to logout of Galaxy and PSN before starting the entire workaround. Once the PSN acct was linked with Galaxy, the banner button activated and I was able to get it into my Library in Galaxy. Using latest version of GOG Galaxy as well as Windows 10 64-bit, btw.
Post edited June 20, 2020 by MinscBoo
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Bustacap: reposting the newest version of the workaround for better visibility
----------------------

- close GOG Galaxy if it's running at the moment

- log in to the Playstation Store (store.playstation.com) through your browser
(if you were already logged in, log out first, then back in)

- after the login open this link: https://ca.account.sony.com/api/v1/ssocookie

youll get something like: {"npsso":"xxx"}
where xxx is the npsso value

(example of what it should look like: https://abload.de/img/npssomcj9f.png )

- open windows explorer and enter the following into the address bar at the top and press enter
%LocalAppData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\

( https://abload.de/img/localappdataojjbg.png )

- open the psn_{random number} folder and edit the plugin.py file with your favourite text editor

- go to line 64. it sould look like this:
stored_npsso = stored_credentials.get("npsso") if stored_credentials else None

delete everything on that line after: stored_npsso =
then add your npsso value behind it in quotation marks.

it should look like this:
stored_npsso = "npsso value"

("npsso value" is the value from step 3 and should be a 64 character long text consisting of numbers, lower case letters and upper case letters)
(the quotation marks " " are important!)

(example of what it should look like: https://abload.de/img/plugingrjah.png )

- save the changes made to plugin.py and close the file
- restart GOG Galaxy
- try connecting with PSN again
worked right away! Thanks a lot u legend!
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Bustacap: reposting the newest version of the workaround for better visibility
----------------------

- close GOG Galaxy if it's running at the moment

- log in to the Playstation Store (store.playstation.com) through your browser
(if you were already logged in, log out first, then back in)

- after the login open this link: https://ca.account.sony.com/api/v1/ssocookie

youll get something like: {"npsso":"xxx"}
where xxx is the npsso value

(example of what it should look like: https://abload.de/img/npssomcj9f.png )

- open windows explorer and enter the following into the address bar at the top and press enter
%LocalAppData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\

( https://abload.de/img/localappdataojjbg.png )

- open the psn_{random number} folder and edit the plugin.py file with your favourite text editor

- go to line 64. it sould look like this:
stored_npsso = stored_credentials.get("npsso") if stored_credentials else None

delete everything on that line after: stored_npsso =
then add your npsso value behind it in quotation marks.

it should look like this:
stored_npsso = "npsso value"

("npsso value" is the value from step 3 and should be a 64 character long text consisting of numbers, lower case letters and upper case letters)
(the quotation marks " " are important!)

(example of what it should look like: https://abload.de/img/plugingrjah.png )

- save the changes made to plugin.py and close the file
- restart GOG Galaxy
- try connecting with PSN again
Worked for me as well
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Bustacap: workaround until they fix it:

- close GOG Galaxy if it's running at the moment

- log in to PSN (store.playstation.com) through your browser
(if you were already logged in, log out first, then back in)

- after the login open this link: https://ca.account.sony.com/api/v1/ssocookie

youll get something like: {"npsso":"xxx"}
where xxx is the npsso value

- open windows explorer and enter the following into the address bar at the top and press enter
%LocalAppData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\plugins\installed\

- open the psn_{random number} folder and edit the plugin.py file with your favourite text editor

- go to line 64. it sould look like this:
stored_npsso = stored_credentials.get("npsso") if stored_credentials else None

delete everything on that line after: stored_npsso =
then add your nppso value behind it in quotation marks.

it should look like this:
stored_npsso = "npsso value"

("npsso value" is the value from step 3 and should be a 64 character long text consisting of numbers, lower case letters and upper case letters)
(the quotation marks " " are important!)

- save the changes made to plugin.py and close the file
- restart GOG Galaxy
- try connecting with PSN again
May your fps be high and your temps low.
Worked perfectly!