BOTLOBBIESCan I complete Epic linking in several browser tabs at once?
Use one intended setup or recovery tab at a time. Different generated codes can belong to different temporary sessions, so approving a code in one window does not establish that every other open setup has the same confirmed identity.
Keep track of the original request
When you generate a code, leave the associated website step open and use the verification information it provides. Opening Epic authorization in another tab can be part of that normal flow; the problem is generating several separate setup requests without knowing which one you are completing. Label the original tab mentally as the one waiting for confirmation. After approval, return there and read its linked account summary rather than looking for a success indicator in an unrelated setup opened earlier.
Avoid competing account and bot selections
The client tracks the selected bot and recovery context around asynchronous requests, and it ignores results that no longer belong to the current selection. This is why an old request may not update the screen after you switched bots or began another recovery. That safeguard does not mean every stale tab becomes a useful place to continue. Stop changing selections during authorization, confirm the target identity, and let the matching request finish before moving to another bot or another stage of setup.
Recover from an uncertain result
If several tabs are already open, choose the current intended setup, close or ignore the older attempts, and inspect the state shown there. Renew an expired request through that flow and verify the Epic account again. Do not repeatedly approve old codes in the hope that one will connect everything. If a valid current approval still fails, report the visible status and the fact that multiple attempts existed. Keep all codes, complete verification addresses, and account credentials out of the support report.