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Safari show empty OneDrive file list. Other browsers shows it correctly.
Problem appeared on my Mac Book Air 13, MacBook Air 15 and my MacMini after I've updated them all with MacOS Sequoia 15.0, Safari version is 18.0
OneDrive sync app is OK, I can work with the files in OneDrive's Finder folder, but I can't see them online through Safari. Chrome and Firefox are OK.
MacBook Air 15″, macOS 15.0
I have this problem too and all possible solutions don't work. The only thing I've managed to work out and which is a temporary solution is changing the folder view from list to tiles. This option works for me and in the tile view the folders display correctly. It's not a perfect solution, but it works.
I have this problem too and all possible solutions don't work. The only thing I've managed to work out and which is a temporary solution is changing the folder view from list to tiles. This option works for me and in the tile view the folders display correctly. It's not a perfect solution, but it works.
This is so annoying. Please report it to Microsoft. When you're on office.com, use the feedback button on top right.
On the first day of the OS update everything was great. The problems occurred on the next day.
Hi everybody thanks a lot for all of you to join and discuss this problem and especially to piratx user.
Microsoft finally detected this as official OneDrive rendering issue.
Here is the link
https://admin.microsoft.com/#/homepage/:/alerts/OD902587
By 09/10/2024 it should by fixed
We’ve detected a rendering issue with the latest Safari browser version 18.1 accessing OneDrive for Business
Issue ID: OD902587
Affected services: OneDrive for Business
Status: Investigating
Issue type: Advisory
Start time: 1 Oct 2024, 20:18 EEST
User impact
Users may not see file names or icons when accessing OneDrive for Business using Safari browser version 18.1.
Action needed
While we’re working with our partner organizations to remediate impact, affected users should use an alternative browser such as Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome on their device or the OneDrive for Business apps for iOS, iPadOS and macOS in their respective app stores.
Additional diagnostics
There are no additional diagnostics for this event.
Current status
1 Oct 2024, 20:21 EEST
We’ve received reports of users encountering issues with the OneDrive for Business experience on iOS and macOS devices using Safari browser version 18.1. We’re working with our partner organizations to develop a fix for this issue. We recommend affected users access OneDrive for Business using an alternate browser such as Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox or Chrome on their device or the OneDrive for Business apps for iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
Next update by:
Wednesday 9 October 2024 at 00:00 EEST
If you mean this on my screenshot..
You have to go to Safari > Settings for name-of-the page it should be something like name.mysharepoint...com
And untick Enable content blockers
It's not Apple's problem, but Microsoft's, they changed their interface in 2 phases in Semptember. Now the menu of all apps isn't in the edge left top side on the window view, but a bit inner and the round squared the whole thing.
Probably something in the code doesn't even like Safari a lot... or at all :)
You can test the same with Safari Technology Preview, which is exactly the same as the original Safari but 1) it get more updates 2) have a bits of settings for Developers only.. Safari Technology Preview - Safari - Apple Developer
I have the same problem, but it works fine in Chrome. Waiting for Apple to update this ASAP.
I've tried everything including cleaning off all the browser data. Come to solution that its all about content blockers functionality - something is wrong there and should be updated by Apple.
I saw that switching the content blocker on/off, the OneDrive files list with all details comes to screen and disappear quickly - definitely the problem is there.
Will use Chrome instead Safari for a week to see if other users had same problem as me - if not, I'll try a clear install on one of the devices with Sequoia
Thanks a lot piratx for your support, wish you nice weekend !
Yes, when you change blockers theres a flick for nanoseconds. I cant find from the inspector whats the code needed there and I enabled the new option for ticks on all site elements and tech/codes and i tried different combinations but no luck finding something there suddenly:(
Have a nice weekend and please try Safari Technology Preview!
Safari Technology Preview - Safari - Apple Developer
Thanks for the folders view solution for truly!!. But i am guessing not even Microsoft uses that :)
Have you tried to use Safari Technology Preview? I used to do that on newer system cause that version of Safari get many many updates instead of the original one!
You can find it here Safari Technology Preview - Safari - Apple Developer
Also there are ways for someone to fix this with some plugin called TamperedMonkey and a script that calls/brings the missing icons and labels!
Thanks, for reply,
I've tried this, with no result
Deleted my whole Safari settings, cookies, website data and tried again. I can still see them but no icons for folders. It's like something on javascript the site is using that Safari blocks.
Try Settings > Advanced, enable Developer menu in the bottom. And then on sharepoint page, change the agent to Firefox and back to Safari etc. I see difference on mine!
I too am having the same issue since moving to Safari 18 and Sequoia 15. Our new business starts next week and we really need this. I don't want to go to Chrome if I can help it.
Just tried on a fresh Sequoia install and it worked. Maybe some of your extensions in Safari are blocking it then?
I remember Sonoma Safari having this issue as well but got fixed itself!
Let me know! :)
The same here, but I discovered that I can make the file names appear by clicking on the "Provide Feedback to Microsoft" icon at the top right (next to the Setting icon). However, I have to do this anytime I switch to a different view. Not a great solution but at least I can see what I am clicking on.
Safari not showing OneDrive files
