Problem
Google is gradually migrating Flow from https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow to the new domain https://flow.google.com.
For many accounts, visiting the old URL now automatically redirects to flow.google.com, while some accounts can no longer access labs.google/fx/tools/flow at all. Google itself has also updated the Labs page to indicate that Flow is now available at flow.google.com.
Currently, flow2api still depends on the old Labs Flow frontend and related URLs, causing the project to stop working for users whose accounts have already been migrated.
Expected behavior
flow2api should detect or support both Flow entry points:
https://labs.google/fx/tools/flowhttps://flow.google.com
or automatically handle the redirect so that migrated accounts continue to work without requiring manual modifications.
Actual behavior
For migrated Google accounts:
- Accessing
labs.google/fx/tools/flow redirects to flow.google.com, or
- The old Labs Flow page is no longer accessible.
As a result, browser automation and other logic that relies on the old frontend fail, making flow2api unusable for these accounts.
It would be great if the project could start supporting the new Flow frontend before the old Labs entry is completely retired.
Thanks for maintaining this awesome project!
Problem
Google is gradually migrating Flow from
https://labs.google/fx/tools/flowto the new domainhttps://flow.google.com.For many accounts, visiting the old URL now automatically redirects to
flow.google.com, while some accounts can no longer accesslabs.google/fx/tools/flowat all. Google itself has also updated the Labs page to indicate that Flow is now available atflow.google.com.Currently,
flow2apistill depends on the old Labs Flow frontend and related URLs, causing the project to stop working for users whose accounts have already been migrated.Expected behavior
flow2apishould detect or support both Flow entry points:https://labs.google/fx/tools/flowhttps://flow.google.comor automatically handle the redirect so that migrated accounts continue to work without requiring manual modifications.
Actual behavior
For migrated Google accounts:
labs.google/fx/tools/flowredirects toflow.google.com, orAs a result, browser automation and other logic that relies on the old frontend fail, making
flow2apiunusable for these accounts.It would be great if the project could start supporting the new Flow frontend before the old Labs entry is completely retired.
Thanks for maintaining this awesome project!