How To Fix The Twitter Error: “If You’re Not Redirected Soon Please Use This Link”

Are you getting a Twitter error that says “If you’re not redirected soon please use this link”? Here’s how to fix it so you can use Twitter again in your web browser.

There’s a Twitter error that has been driving me nuts. Anytime I tried to use Twitter, I saw this error message: “If you’re not redirected soon please use this link.” I got the same error on multiple computers and web browsers including Firefox, Google Chrome, and the Brave Browser.

I tried clearing my cache, changing browser settings and even reinstalling web browsers. None of that worked. But I finally found out what was causing the issue and how to fix it.

What Was Causing The Twitter Error: Private Internet Access VPN

What I failed to realize, was that a browser extension for the popular VPN service called Private Internet Access (PIA) was installed on all of the web browsers that I was experiencing the error. I initially didn’t consider that PIA would be the culprit because I still got the Twitter error even when the PIA extension was turned off. But after modifying some settings in PIA, the Twitter error went away.

How To Fix The “If You’re Not Redirected Soon Please Use This Link” Error

Unfortunately, you will need to disable some settings in PIA to get Twitter to work properly.

Click On The PIA Icon In Your Browser Window

The PIA icon looks like a little robot. If you currently have PIA enabled, then the robot icon will be green. If it’s disabled, then the robot will be red.

Click On The Dots Icon To Access Settings Menu

After you click on the robot icon, then click on the 3 vertical dots to access the settings window for the Private Internet Access browser extension.

Disable Some PIA Settings

I found success by unchecking the following boxes in the Extention Settings window for Private Internet Access. You can try experimenting with turning some of these back on, but this combination worked for me.

• Disable third-party cookies
• Disable website referrer
• Remove FBCLID parameters
• PIA MACE

Try Using Twitter

Open a new browser window and try using Twitter.com. You shouldn’t get the error anymore. If you are still having problems, then try restarting your web browser. If that doesn’t work, then try removing the Private Internet Access browser extension.

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