Thanks @macrod for your kind words. Feedback is super useful for us to to keep our connections working fine and up to date, specially because they depend on systems not controlled by us.

Also, it's very important for us to know how our users use our connections so we can have a better idea of what new features to add or improve.

Please let me know if you have more questions or issues.

I can confirm that in my machine (now OSX 10.13) this resolves the Fitbit issue.

I have also checked on one computer that after I upgraded to OSX 10.13 the other ServiceConnect(s) also work now. I still have an issue with the Microsoft Translator, but that might just be me. They did systematically not work on several of my machines before, but it might be solved now.

I will try this out on more machines tomorrow and report back.

Best wishes, Marco

Dear Christian,

yes,

re 1. Fitbit works fine.

re 2. On one computer, which was updated to High Sierra, I tested the dialogs seemed to work find for all ServiceConnect services I tried. The error I reported was only under Sierra, and I had it on multiple machines with a very similar setup. I will test tomorrow whether after updating it works on all of them.

re 3. Yes, that was what I suspected. I am planning to investigate tomorrow and let you know.

Thank you very much for your help.

Best wishes,

Marco

Dear Christian,

ok, this is weird. I just tried

URLExecute["http://exampledata.wolfram.com/authentication.php"]

and get:

I suppose that's not ideal. PacletInformation gives

{"Name" -> "OAuth", "Version" -> "11.1.49", "BuildNumber" -> "", 
 "Qualifier" -> "", "WolframVersion" -> "11.0+", "SystemID" -> All, 
 "Description" -> "", "Category" -> "", "Creator" -> "", 
 "Publisher" -> "", "Support" -> "", "Internal" -> False, 
 "Location" -> 
  "/Applications/Mathematica 11.2.app/Contents/AddOns/Applications/OAuth", 
 "Context" -> {"OAuthLoader`", "OAuth`"}, "Enabled" -> True, 
 "Loading" -> Automatic}

and TracePrint does not finish (status us running) but gives this output:

OAuthDialogDump`Private`MultipleKeyDialog[Factual,{Key>KEY},https://www.factual.com/contact/new#free_api_access,http://www.factual.com/tos]

Here's a screenshot:

Note the black bar at the right hand side. I cannot abort, but have to kill the kernel to make it stop. Then I get:

Also keep in mind that this is not yet confirmed by any other user. In fact, Arno says that he can connect to Twitter.

On earlier versions of Mathematica all works fine. I hope this helps.

Best wishes and thank you,

Marco

Here is my info:

In[1]:= SystemInformation["Small"]

Out[1]= {"Kernel" -> {"SystemID" -> "MacOSX-x86-64", 
   "ReleaseID" -> "11.2.0.0 (5822637, 2017091101)", 
   "CreationDate" -> 
    DateObject[{2017, 9, 11, 10, 19, 17.}, "Instant", "Gregorian", 
     1.]}, "FrontEnd" -> {"OperatingSystem" -> "MacOSX", 
   "ReleaseID" -> "11.2.0.0 (5822637, 2017091001)", 
   "CreationDate" -> 
    DateObject[{2017, 9, 10, 22, 36, 40}, "Instant", "Gregorian", 
     1.]}}

My problems with FitBit exactly match those of the OP. On the other hand, I am able to connect to Twitter w/o issues and run the examples in the documentation. I haven't tried connecting to other services.

Hi everyone. Thanks for reporting this. I'm not able to replicate this with Mathematica 11.2 release version on Linux. Can you please share your:

SystemInformation["Small"]

This is working fine for me at least:

I'll run this on a Mac and report back

Ups, I just noticed that GoogleCustomSearch also seems to have an issue:

It shows $Abort in the input fields and the upper Abort cannot be deleted so that I cannot properly connect. ServiceExcecute for Twitter throws out an error message, too, but that might be a temporary issue:

RunKeeper and Flickr work. Factual also shows the $Abort and I cannot authenticate.

Microsoft Translator does not appear to work either:

The console shows messages like these:

Can anyone reproduce these problems?

Best wishes,

Marco

I see the same thing in v11.2, also with the other available FitBit requests.