soerenuhrbach / vscode-deepl

DeepL for Visual Studio Code
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403 error #12

Closed Eibich closed 1 year ago

Eibich commented 2 years ago

Every translation drops a 403

soerenuhrbach commented 2 years ago

Hi,

Is your API-Key correct? Do you use the correct version? Please make sure you use the free version if you don't use the paid deepl plan.

Eibich commented 2 years ago

Iam using: DeepL API Free. Hope this is the correct one.

Also generated a new API key and tried to use it. Still no luck.

soerenuhrbach commented 2 years ago

Hey @Eibich,

I just tested a few translations mit my api key. It's works fine.

Unfortunately I can't help you. Just try to validate your api key configuration.

Best regards Sören

Hamzelot commented 2 years ago

I have the same problem.

I just created a DeepL Free User and entered the API key. The format of this key is as follows, X are changed with other key.

XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXX:fx

DeepL for Visual Studio Code = v1.0.3 VSCode = 1.63.0

Hamzelot commented 2 years ago

After I restarted Visual Studio and the settings Deepl: Use Pro off, it works.

I think the description for the settings is confusing because when you create an account for Deepl you are thrown with terms like Deepl Pro.

fengShuaiGe commented 2 years ago

I have the same problem. it warns "Request failed with status code 403"

UncleNanard commented 2 years ago

Hello, same here. 403 :(

annismckenzie commented 1 year ago

For everyone else coming here with the same issue. I restarted VSCode after installing and then checked and unchecked the setting for DeepL: Use Pro – it's working now.