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  • weboke_basket: your cart
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Which cookies?
  • Google Ads via Google Tag Manager (_gcl_au, _gcl_aw), up to 90 days
  • OpenAI Ads, ads in ChatGPT
  • wok_aff: which partner referred you to us (affiliate programme), 60 days

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Logging in with Google

Do you use a Google account with the same email address as your WebOké account? Then you can also log in with Google. You won't need to type your WebOké password.

How it works

  1. Go to the login page, see Logging in to My WebOké.
  2. Below or, click Log in with Google (1).
  3. Choose your Google account and give permission.
  4. You'll return to WebOké. We'll still ask for the code by email or from your authenticator app, see The login code by email (two-step verification) and Using an authenticator app.
The login page with the Log in with Google button
The Log in with Google button

Why doesn't it work?

  • Different email address: WebOké looks for an account with the email address of your Google account. If that's a different address from your login address at WebOké, we won't find your account. You'll then land on the page to create a new account. Don't create a second account, log in with your password instead. You can also change your login address to the address of your Google account, see Changing your login email address.
  • Message Logging in with Google failed: try again, or log in with your email address and password.

Tip: even if you usually log in with Google, it's handy to have a password of your own. This way, you can always get in. See Setting, changing or forgetting your password.

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