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Hi all,
From some days to now, I can't make login/sign-up in Microsoft learn (learn.microsoft.com) using any Apple IOS device (ipad and/or iphone), it fails under safari and edge on these devices. After pressing Sign-in and validate credentials, the page do not load in my account, it remains in unlogged state.
The login process seems valid and no errors are triggered.
Testing in Safari browser on Mac we can see a console error:
Unhandled Promise Rejection: SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: invalid group specifier name
And after pressing Sign-in again, another error on browser console:
Unhandled Promise Rejection: BrowserAuthError: interaction_in_progress: Interaction is currently in progress. Please ensure that this interaction has been completed before calling an interactive API. For more visit: aka.ms/msalj...
Anyone had this error on Apple IOS devices? My IOS version is 16.2.
Another point is that on MacOS, this error appear on Safari 16.2 but not in Safari Technology Preview 16.4
Hi @Duran , thanks for bringing this to our attention. This seems like a possible bug. I have updated the tag on your question so that someone from the Microsoft Learning team can assist you.
Best,
Grace
Not really there isn't a workaround for IOS devices, In my case Chrome on IOS device (iPad & iPhone) at 16.2 version, doesn't work. I tested with Edge on IOS, Chrome on IOS, Firefox on IOS and Safari on IOS, none of them work. If it works for someone could be because the bug depends account data
We can confirm edge, chrome works on MacOs (13.2) & Safari does NOT.
None of them works on an iOS devices.
Thanks for the confirmation XSAT, it is very useful :)
Because on MacOs the "Safari Techology Preview" works fine, do anyone know if we need to wait for a new Safari version upgrade (on MacOS and on IOS) or if it is a bug in Microsoft Learn portal?
I reported this with screenshots and errors to Microsoft Lean Portal but I don't received any answer.
This issue has been reported to the team and they are working on it.
Thank you so much Richard for the feedback, it is welcome that Microsoft Learn team is working on this :)
We wait the resolution with expectance :D
Thank you again :)
Warm regards.
Working on my MacOS Safari also. Thank you.
I'm glad I found this as I'm having the very same issue. MacOS 13.2 and Safari 16.2.
Ironic thing about this page was the 'sign-in to reply' link at the bottom. Which didn't work ;-)
Whole thing is working fine with Edge browser on Mac. I don't *think this affects my MacBook which is an older OS. Will check.
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I also have this issue. Work around is to use Chrome.
It seems that bug is now resolved and Microsoft Learn portal is working fine again with iOS devices (iphone & iPads). I can confirm that on my devices authentication is working again :)
Thank you so much Microsoft Learning team for resolving this issue :)
Warm regards.
Thanks for letting us know it is resolved on your end.
Hello! I am having challenges loading the Certification from my MacBook! is this a similar issue?
If you are referring to certifications such as courses and learning then you must contact those folks directly as that area is not currently supported on Q&A.
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