Sanity Connect app installation error: "There's no page at this address

I understand you're hitting a "There's no page at this address" error when trying to install the Sanity Connect app from Shopify. This is a frustrating issue that several people have encountered with Shopify app installations.

Here are some things to try:

1. Use the direct Shopify App Store link

Make sure you're accessing the app through the official listing: Sanity Connect on Shopify App Store. Sometimes navigating through other routes or bookmarks can cause redirect issues.

2. Access from within Shopify admin

Instead of clicking external links, try installing from inside your Shopify admin:

• Go to your Shopify admin panel
• Navigate to Apps → "Add apps" (or "Customize your store")
• Search for "Sanity Connect"
• Install directly from there

3. Browser/cache issues

This "no page at this address" error often relates to:

• Browser cache or cookies causing redirect problems
• Ad blockers or privacy extensions interfering with the OAuth flow
• Try opening in an incognito/private window
• Clear your browser cache and cookies
• Temporarily disable browser extensions

4. Check your Shopify store status

Verify that:

• You have admin access to the Shopify store
• The store is active (not paused, frozen, or on an expired trial)
• Your Shopify account is in good standing

5. OAuth/session timing issues

The error can occur when the OAuth handshake between Shopify and Sanity times out. If you're being redirected back and forth between platforms:

• Try completing the installation quickly without switching tabs
• Don't let the page sit idle during installation
• Make sure you're already logged into both Shopify and Sanity

6. Have a Sanity project ready

The app needs to connect to an existing Sanity project during setup. Make sure you have:

• A Sanity account created
• A project and dataset already set up
• You're logged into sanity.io/manage

Alternative approach:

If you keep hitting this error, consider using the starter template approach instead, which creates everything pre-configured:

npm create sanity@latest -- --template shopify --create-project "Shopify Store" --dataset production

This bypasses the Shopify App Store installation and might be more reliable for getting started.

If nothing works:

Reach out to Sanity support through:

• The help chat in your Sanity dashboard
• The Sanity Slack community

They can check if there's a specific issue with the app listing, your account setup, or any current platform issues affecting the installation flow.