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"Out of date webengine version" returned by WhatsApp login page #4445
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Works fine for me. Does it work with |
Hi, However, now it's just working fine... Not sure what changed in the past 10 minutes. Closing this, thanks ! |
Just saw this happen as well, with I contacted them about it, but don't hold your breath... |
Well, there's progress... maybe!
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Hi I got the same issue. When I try to set the UA, I don't see any default value. I tried |
@mrpewpew Go to http://httpbin.org/user-agent with the user agent set to an empty value, and copy-paste that with |
sorry, such a newbie here but I tried to set it in qute://settings, but it disapear after restart qute then in config.py but it does'nt change anything :/ |
@The-Compiler Unfortunately, it doesn't work, Whatsapp is still complaining. The resulting UA was : |
@slashome If you have a @mrpewpew I've heard that from someone else as well, but it consistently works fine for me with that user agent. Are you sure it's set correctly, i.e., did you visit http://httpbin.org/user-agent again to verify it's set properly? |
What I was saying is that I tried to set it with qute://settings first, didn't worked then with config.py, didn't work either, I know the configuration priority order :) I'm gonna try to it again |
@The-Compiler Yes I double-checked everything. Will wait to see if it happens to other users as well |
@mrpewpew Can you please try whether this works?
Also, if that doesn't, what about this UA?
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@The-Compiler hum, it works with the first UA but only with --temp-basedir, doesn't work without that option. |
@mrpewpew Then something in your config (or data/cache) is probably affecting it as well. Can you show your |
Is there a way to clear data or cache ? Here is my configdiff
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Same here, there's something else in my current conf or data breaking it:
edited by @The-Compiler to use triple-backticks so it's readable |
Can you try quitting qutebrowser and then moving |
yes, works ok while deleting |
Smells like WhatsApp sets a cookie or something... How annoying 😞 |
Same problem here. My configdiff:
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Note that for me, removing |
If removing that folder is the only thing that was enough for you to solve the problem, then I confirm that it doesn't work for me, unfortunately. |
@Aster89 Sorry, it wasn't. I had to switch the User-Agent, too. |
Which one? |
See #4445 (comment)... |
If you don't want to delete everything, you just need to delete any files/folders containing |
Note: UA only needs to be changed once, to get a working login. After that WhatsApp seems to set some local flag that allows the browser to pass through with old UAs. So once that flag is on the system, there's no need to set the UA in |
Since WhatsApp support seems to ignore people, it'd be good to have a workaround for this. Also see: |
WhatsApp Web: See #4445 Google Accounts: See #5147 Slack: See #4669 (With older QtWebEngine versions, Slack refuses to work, despite it (seemingly) working fine.) Dell Support Google Docs: See #4805 and https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-69652 Note that the default UA with Chrome/... shows a "browser not supported" warning. Fixes #4810
WhatsApp Web: See #4445 Google Accounts: See #5147 Slack: See #4669 (With older QtWebEngine versions, Slack refuses to work, despite it (seemingly) working fine.) Dell Support Google Docs: See #4805 and https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-69652 Note that the default UA with Chrome/... shows a "browser not supported" warning. Fixes #4810
WhatsApp Web: See #4445 Google Accounts: See #5147 Slack: See #4669 (With older QtWebEngine versions, Slack refuses to work, despite it (seemingly) working fine.) Dell Support Google Docs: See #4805 and https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-69652 Note that the default UA with Chrome/... shows a "browser not supported" warning. Fixes #4810
WhatsApp Web: See #4445 Google Accounts: See #5147 Slack: See #4669 (With older QtWebEngine versions, Slack refuses to work, despite it (seemingly) working fine.) Dell Support Google Docs: See #4805 and https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-69652 Note that the default UA with Chrome/... shows a "browser not supported" warning. Fixes #4810
WhatsApp Web: See #4445 Google Accounts: See #5147 Slack: See #4669 (With older QtWebEngine versions, Slack refuses to work, despite it (seemingly) working fine.) Dell Support Google Docs: See #4805 and https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-69652 Note that the default UA with Chrome/... shows a "browser not supported" warning. Fixes #4810
I now pushed a fix for known-broken sites (WhatsApp, Google login, etc.) to the |
Whatsapp now works for me without a custom user agent (while I used to get the same message as @AckslD before the fix). Thanks! (note: I imagine that you have now merged the |
Still broken for me, just sent crash dump.
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On Sun, Jan 05, 2020 at 11:56:16AM -0800, Florian Bruhin wrote:
@hseg That seems unrelated to this issue, see #4657.
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True, the crash dump seems unrelated.
That said, WhatsApp Web won't open without setting the UA to one of the provided
strings. Posted version to <https://paste.the-compiler.org/view/30116819>, hope
it helps.
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@hseg You seem to be running the v1.8.3 release. The fix for this issue happened after that, and isn't in a release yet. |
Ah, OK. Sorry for noise, will wait for the new release.
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I'm seeing this issue again on v1.9.0. I can confirm that whatsapp web was working for a while (after installing v1.9.0 a few days ago) but I'm trying it now and the problem has returned. Can anyone else reproduce this? |
Argh 😠. I'll see what I can do. FWIW, people at nativefier/nativefier#719 seem to report the same. |
Doing a Not sure what's going on here. The workaround from #4920 (comment) doesn't seem to work here... |
I think that everybody should just stop using WhatsApp, Skype, Slack and co and start using Matrix instead 😏 |
I just tried reproducing this again and it seems to be fine now/today - @svmhdvn can you still reproduce? |
I can't reproduce it today either, I guess this is intermittent? Has
anyone figured out the reason for this bug?
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Probably just WhatsApp doing stuff server-side. |
Oh, that being said - please let me know if it comes back though, then I'll still check if I can add a workaround of some sorts. |
I just caught this issue again, and added a workaround for it (which will ship with v1.10.0). |
FWIW as a workaround, you can put this in a // ==UserScript==
// @include https://web.whatsapp.com/
// ==/UserScript==
if (document.body.innerText.replace(/\n/g, ' ').search(/whatsapp works with.*to use whatsapp.*update/i) !== -1)
navigator.serviceWorker.getRegistration().then(function (r) { r.unregister(); document.location.reload() }); |
Version info (see
:version
): 1.5.2-1qutebrowser 1.5.2-1
qt5-webengine 5.11.2-2
Description
Since this morning, accessing https://web.whatsapp.com/ return the following error message:
"WhatsApp works with Google Chrome 36+, to use WhatsApp, update Chrome"
Both qtwebengine and qutebrowser seems to be the latest available version.
Is this more a bug for the Qt community ?
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