Apple recently added a feature to Safari that helps prevent ads, tracking, and other “3rd party” cookies. This feature, called Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP), uses machine learning and profiling to categorize sites and cookies based on the habit of both how the user and the website interact with each other.

This feature, unfortunately, can cause interruptions when a site uses an authentication service (e.g. Signing in or signing up with Google/Facebook authentication, credit card, etc.), which can lead to an error known as “Too many redirects”. This error occurs as Safari’s new ITP is blocking authentication checks between Google and services such as our credit card payment authentication. We were able to reproduce this issue on sites such as Google Drive and other sites using Google Single Sign-On authentication.

👇 Official response from Google about ITP

"It is a known Safari issue that can cause interruptions when a site uses an authentication service such as Google, which can lead to an error known as "Too many redirects". For more information, please follow this official Apple Support article: https://support.apple.com/en-ie/HT203370."

At this time, due to limitations caused by this new feature, the only way to assure that you will not be affected by the “Too Many Redirects” error is to turn off a feature inside Safari known as "Prevent cross-site tracking."

It has also come to our attention that Apple’s latest developer release of Safari has disabled this feature upon installation. Or you can use other browsers such as Chrome and Firefox which have not yet reported this problem.

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