My URL Magnet opens a permission request or the wrong page
Gluuer controls the verification page and the Open link action, while the destination itself remains on the external service. If recipients see Request access, a sign-in wall, or a private-page message after verification, the external resource's sharing settings are probably restricting them.
Open the destination in a private browser window while signed out of its hosting service. This shows whether an ordinary recipient can access it. Adjust the original document or page permissions if appropriate, then test again. Be careful when changing permissions because making a destination accessible by link can expose it to anyone who receives that destination address after verification.
If the wrong page opens, check the destination saved in the Magnet and ensure that the full HTTP or HTTPS address was pasted correctly. Lite and Pro can replace the URL behind an existing Magnet while preserving its public link and history. Free does not include resource replacement, so review the current plan before deciding whether to create a different URL Magnet.
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