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cc: @ryanbr |
Hey, just testing this. Working for me here. Can you clear the cookies & cache in |
I'm having the same issue, but only with my original "personal" Brave profile. Also tried clearing up cookies and cache as @ryanbr suggested but nothing changed. The only strange thing I noticed is that the following requests stay on pending: EDIT: I think this is caused by some browser extensions that I'm not using on my other profile. |
Which browser extension is causing it @sav-valerio |
After clearing browser data and disabling all the extensions it is working again |
@ryanbr I think it's Tampermonkey but I'm not 100% sure because after logging in it's working fine (and I enabled it back). |
Okay, re-enable extensions, do you see the issue return? @rambhosale Which extensions do you have? |
If you can reproduce again, disable each extension one by one (maybe restart the browser between each). Then retest whatsapp. To be sure it helps |
I've taken the additional checks on the extension side, and have identified the "Honey" app (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/honey-automatic-coupons-c/bmnlcjabgnpnenekpadlanbbkooimhnj) as the culprit. Disabling this app and restarting the browser will allow Whatsapp web to run normally. |
I don't use "Honey" extension and still have issues with Whatsapp so this is more complicated. |
Does Brave Beta help? (test with no extensions first) Then install all the same extensions into Brave Beta, and retest @rambhosale @r3lai @michau-krakow @sav-valerio |
Confirmed that the latest Brave
Can confirm that latest Brave Beta [Version 1.40.96 Chromium: 102.0.5005.115 (Official Build) beta (64-bit)] is behaving the same way. When Honey is active, whatsapp web hangs and does not load. It works as expected once Honey is deactivated. Console error text: Uncaught (in promise) {message: 'A listener indicated an asynchronous response by r…age channel closed before a response was received'}message: "A listener indicated an asynchronous response by returning true, but the message channel closed before a response was received"[[Prototype]]: Objectconstructor: ƒ ()[[Prototype]]: Object |
Do I need a login to Honey to test this @r3lai ? Whats the steps, Install Honey, then open web.whatapp.com ? |
No login is necessary. I'm not logged in when reproducing this issue.
Expected Result: User is logged in
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Okay, I'll do some testing tomorrow (well, later today) |
Hey, I am experiencing the same issue but I have not the Honey extension. I try disable all extensions but it still not works. I also deleted cookies and storage, but chat sockets always be pending. When WhatsApp QR is finally loaded (sometimes and after a lot of time), browser throw the next exception on read it with the smartphone:
I try other browsers and WhatsApp works in all of them. I have the v1.40.105 x64 version (Windows 11). I also proved the private mode (with no extensions) with the same result. |
Hello Martín |
Hello Brave team |
Having the same issue, did disable plugins, cleared cache, tried to turn on/off hardware acceleration... |
Try in this way: swap hardware acceleration (for me, works with turn off )> clear cookies & cache > kill brave process > try again It works for me. |
This does not work for me. Tried also cleaning cache and disabling plugins. My version is:
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Did not work for me. Though I use multiple profiles. |
New method.
Thanks to @Lim4 |
Okay, THAT actually worked. |
Worked for me as well |
This method also worked for me. |
thank u sooooo much |
I don't have the Honey extension installed, still facing the issue. Tried from a private window, but it didn't work either. |
@zcraber Does it work if you disable hardware acceleration (from brave://settings/system), restart Brave, then relaunch Brave? |
I just tried it. Yes, it worked! |
@ryanbr @mpperez3 @Lim4 @bsclifton Hi there you guys! ;) Don't use any of the fore mentioned extensions, still I was having the exact same issue. So I tried Then started enabling extensions one bye one as to find which one was at fault. Then I read about this Hardware Acceleration method and was about to try it out, BUT: THE INTERESTING PART Have reloaded the tab a couple of times, and it loads perfectly every time. [Version 1.42.88 Chromium: 104.0.5112.81 (Official Build) (x86_64)] ** Update: WhatsApp web working after Brave re-start. |
@ryanbr @rebron I have the same issue and I did some additional testing. In my case, the problem is caused by TamperMonkey extension. I tried blacklisting Only completely disabling the extension and restarting the browser causes the problem to go away. Now if I only knew what TamperMonkey does that stops WebSocket connections from working (I also get chat request as pending like the others above). EDIT:
In my case, definitely TamperMonkey+Brave is somehow blocking WhatsApp Web from working. |
For me just disabling didn't work. Disabling and re-enabling was the solution, but of course I have no idea why |
Instead I tried to whitelist TamperMonkey only on the sites it uses and after restarting the browser it seems to fix the issue |
I was experiencing the same error (up-to-date version of Brave for Linux prompting "Make sure you computer has an active internet connection"). This was caused by an add-in as well. In my case, the add-in was DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials (since this add-in blocks all of Meta's trackers, which probably are required for the web version to work properly). The error was solved by disabling site protection in the web.whatsapp.com domain. This can be done by clicking on the add-in > Unprotected Sites > Add unprotected site > add web.whatsapp.com |
I tried the method suggested by @mpperez3 and it worked fine, finally. I'm glad that I'm able to use the app again, but it shouldn't require me to use finicky workarounds that don't work for everybody to be able to run it. As far as I'm concerned this has not been fixed yet. |
Solution is disabling "hardware acceleration" and clearing cookies in your browser settings. and logout whatsapp and relogin. |
Description
Whatsapp web interface fails to authenticate, and enters into infinite loop when logging out.
Steps to Reproduce
Whatsapp Web seems to load fine for Latest chrome version (Version 102.0.5005.115 (Official Build) (64-bit)), and Firefox
Actual result:
Video of error generated: https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipMOGcCAVdJiFN-JgSlF8qM9TLux1nUKT2Yg25vq4Syf_jJPybwOb2jsU0pA7lwvGw?key=OTAta3BqWmw5djVKQ2xyV0J0OTNyZkdDbzhVc25R
Expected result:
Whatsapp is logged in
Reproduces how often:
Brave version (info found on brave://version)
Brave 1.39.120 Chromium: 102.0.5005.99 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Revision 870f7bcc58dfa811cc68c2186439721385e086d0-refs/branch-heads/5005@{#1125}
OS Windows 10 Version 21H2 (Build 19044.1706)
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