Blank page at the login of the chatgpt

[Tortled]

This works perfectly, thank you so much! OpenAI should probably hire you

[zhangxu]

It worked. Thank you so much!

[murrayfcohen]

Hi, it’s several months later and it’s happening again to me. but the fix doesn’t seem to work.
Here is my login: chat . openai . com/ auth / login

I don’t see the “auth . openai . com”

[k.belousov2016]

I also have this problem. And it appeared after clearing cookies. Now I can’t use ChatGPT, the captcha “Confirm that you are a human” is followed by a white screen. There is no place to add “0”, OpenAI have changed the view of the link.

[brenny2k4]

yep, same here… an hour ago all went well

[shifflett.w]

It happened to me too now. Cleared all cookies. Why is this acceptable? I pay for a Teams License. How am I supposed to operate a business with a service that is simply inaccessible?

[tearablemonsters]

happening to me too. it works on Mobile, but not my desktop with Chrome, or Edge. I cleared all cookies and I don’t see the “auth . openai . com”

[neeviu]

White screen too after clean cookies …
Reboot nok, brave.chrome,edge nok …

[icray]

I tried that but it just takes me to the home page of open ai. it’s chat . openai .com that isn’t working for me.

[Jv_vL]

Has anyone figured out why this is happening?
Using Chrome; console error message: Refused to load the font .slant.co/fonts/plus-jakarta/Display-Regular.woff2’ because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "font-src ‘self’ data:

I’ve cleared my cache and cookies, and I can sign in, but I can’t view the web application.
Note: I took out some of the URL’s because I would not be able to post on this forum.

[shifflett.w]

I used Google’s Gemini to try and diagnose the console error. This is what it stated (after telling me it is a language model and unable to assist me with this type of question).

Here’s some additional information about the error message you provided:

• The error indicates a Content Security Policy (CSP) violation. CSP is a security feature that restricts what scripts can run on a webpage.
• In this case, the website (ChatGPT) is configured to only allow scripts from specific sources (listed in the error message).
• There’s an inline script (written directly in the HTML) that the browser is trying to run, but it’s not authorized by the website’s CSP.

Unfortunately, this is an issue with the website itself and not something you can fix on your end. By contacting support or searching online forums, you might find out if it’s a known issue or if there’s a workaround available.

My interpretation is that there was an update to the website/webpage and someone included a script directly into the HTML that violates OpenAI’s own CSP.

However, as we speak, I went back to the page to grab the source code from the site to attempt to identify the script, but now it is magically up and running.