I've been trying to login to webfiling all day, on various devices and browsers and keep getting a warning saying Cookies must be enabled in your browser to be able to log in to WebFiling. They are ! I can't find any issues my end. Is it just me ?
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No, it's not you. If you click "Start Now", click "who can use webfiling", go to the top left of the page and click "sign in", you should get back to the original sign in page which has worked fine for years.
But like HMRC, it's compulsory to change what's been working well to keep their IT people in a job.
Thank you for this information.
I did manage to file as normal using the Brave Browser, which confused the situation a bit as Firefox & Chrome did not work.
No, it's not you. If you click "Start Now", click "who can use webfiling", go to the top left of the page and click "sign in", you should get back to the original sign in page which has worked fine for years.
But like HMRC, it's compulsory to change what's been working well to keep their IT people in a job.
Thank you for this very useful information - still not fixed the website 3 years later!!
I had the same issue as you. Spent a fruitless period checking my browser cookie settings, clicked I forget which button, and then carried on as usual to file. Must be HMRC providing IT advice
I have found this too but have another workaround.
The saved address always seems to default to
https://ewf.companieshouse.gov.uk//seclogin?tc=1
which shows the message about cookies.
If you delete back to
https://ewf.companieshouse.gov.uk it resets to the log in screen.
Thank you so much for the help! Was stuck all morning trying to figure it out, your a star!
This worked a treat. I did this after changing my browser settings to all cookies which I will switch back after, and accepting analytical cookies via a link in a blue triangle at the bottom right of the screen.