问题
Google tech support are unable to help me because technically the problem is associated with a personal account.
I often write scripts which are linked to spreadsheets in Google Sheets for my clients. Usually, they make a copy of the spreadsheet on their own Google Drive when I am finished, and they can then continue to use the scripts I've written.
Recently I have 'transferred ownership' of a Google Sheet to a client. I am still able to edit the sheet and scripts file as a collaborator. However, when they try to access the scripts either by using the menu (Tools > Script Editor) or by navigating directly yo script.google.com, they get an unusual error message which reads...
Can't visit this page
It's not available for your account
Their Google account is a personal one, and it is only a week or two old.
Do I need to instruct them to enable scripts for Google Sheets somewhere? Or is there something I'm missing?
回答1:
Found the problem.
My client had registered their account with their company's birth date instead of a real human's birth date. As such, they were under 13 years old which in the UK means Google restricted their account as if they were a child.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58880013/cant-visit-this-page-error-when-trying-to-access-google-scripts