Another blank page issue after redirect to organization sign-in about teams-for-linux HOT 8 CLOSED

Update: I uninstalled the flatpak installation and ran the command line installation and it is now working. I think maybe something was missing around the keyrings with the flatpak install. But anyway, it is working now and happy to see that it even runs Team v2. thanks for your help.

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Is it still a problem? did you try deleting the ~/.config/teams-for-linux folder?

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Is it still a problem? did you try deleting the ~/.config/teams-for-linux folder?

Yes for me ... Interestingly enough, I don't have this directory to delete.

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Interesting. What do you see in console when you execute the below command?

navigator.serviceWorker and hit enter.

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Interesting. What do you see in console when you execute the below command?

navigator.serviceWorker and hit enter.

Only expanded a few line items, let me know if you need to see something else that isn't expanded. Appreciate it!

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can you try deleting the teams-for-linux folder ? The one bellow "Partition" in this image you posted.

It is usually under ~/.config/teams-for-linux but you did mention is not there.

Just the whole folder that is parent of Partition. Ta

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Mine is found under .var (nothing under .config). I removed that directory and restarted the app. It recreates it but still a blank screen.

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Sorry, but can you move two levels up? I can see you are in \config\teams-for-linux\Partition\teams-4-linux (or similar) so you should remove the folder under \config called teams-for-linux

If that still doesn't work, try starting from the console with the following command and rePort any messages from the terminal and debug console

teams-for-linux --webDebug

The reason why I am asking for this is because the installation can sometimes get a bit corrupted when changing electron versions (really not sure exactly why, but is not uncommon). The terminal logs can give us some info and the web debug logs will probably give us a lot of noise but sometimes it also gives us a clue.

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