I'm glad it's working fine with Safari, @this1isfake2. Have you tried using the Incognito mode in Chrome? Allow me to share some details on why the error happens and provide solutions that will fix this quickly.
The HTTP Status 400-bad request occurs when:
- Old cache and cookies interfere with online application features like QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE).
- Outdated Chrome browser.
- Incorrect URL.
Before we start, let's ensure the Chrome application is up-to-date to resolve performance issues. Stale cache and cookies can interfere with the website's functionality, while Incognito mode allows you to prevent cookies and isolate the case if this is relevant to Chrome's cookies.
Also, I've logged in to QuickBooks Self-Employed using this URL without the error: https://selfemployed.intuit.com/home. Since we both have the opposite outcome, I suggest pressing Ctrl + Shift + N to activate the Incognito window in Chrome. From there, log in to QBSE using the URL that I provided and see if it works.
If the error doesn't show, I suggest clearing your regular browser's cache to help the program run seamlessly. You can also use other devices and supported browsers as alternatives like Safari, which you've mentioned.
Another factor that could prevent QBSE from running are Chrome extensions. I also recommend checking them from your browser and disabling them.
Once all is good, you can check these articles as your guide to categorizing transactions and running financial reports effectively:
All these details and resources can help you clear HTTP Status 400-bad request. Let us know if you need more aid accessing your QBSE account on Chrome. We'll make sure to assist you more in powering up your business.
