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Teams List not working on Tahoe 26.3

Patrick Richter 0 Reputation points
2026-02-26T22:34:55.6533333+00:00

Hello,

I have several users who are having issues accessing the Lists tab in their Teams channels. The list will briefly load, then display "Please try refreshing the page." when using the browser to access the list there are no issues.

While troubleshooting, I tried clearing the cache and reloading, which worked briefly again. I also tried turning off "prevent cross-site tracking" in Safari to see if that's the cause, but I still have the same issue.

I tried on another unit that was running Teams Version: 26032.605.4378.6183 and Tahoe 26.0.1, and it worked flawlessly. With that same MacBook, I updated the OS to Tahoe 26.3, and then the issues showed up.

From what I'm reading, it is an issue with the WebKit update on the Mac side. Is there any word on when this issue might be resolved? My users rely heavily on using Teams for communication and using lists to track projects.

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  1. Jeanie H 11,895 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-02-27T04:31:19.44+00:00

    Dear @Patrick Richter

    Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.  

    As a moderator, I don't have the tools to investigate your specific account directly because this is a user-to-user support forum. Moderators and contributors, including external Microsoft employees, cannot directly intervene in Microsoft product features or access back-end systems. Our role is limited to providing technical guidance on reported issues, requests, or ideas. However, I will try my best to guide you as clearly as possible.

    Based on what you said, the issue is affecting multiple users in your organization, not just one.

    So, please help me test by re-adding the Lists tab to see how it goes. This will help us determine if the issue is coming from that specific channel or if it's related to their accounts.

    I look forward to your support and response!


  2. Q&A Assist
    2026-02-26T22:35:06.7066667+00:00
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    The behavior matches a known limitation with how some web content is embedded inside Teams, especially when browser/engine changes (such as WebKit updates in newer macOS versions) affect iFrame-based rendering.

    From the available information, there is no published timeline in the context for a fix specific to Tahoe 26.3 or WebKit on macOS. However, there are supported workarounds for when a website or tab (including Lists) does not load correctly inside Teams:

    1. Use the Teams web client in a supported browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox, or Safari with the documented settings) to access the Lists tab, since the issue does not occur there in this scenario.
    2. If the Lists content is exposed via a Website tab or similar, and it fails to load in the Teams client, use the built‑in option to open it externally:
      • In the new Teams desktop client, when a website/tab fails to load, use Open in browser from the banner to open the content in a separate browser tab outside Teams.
    3. If the tab is implemented as a Website tab and the site cannot be embedded in an iFrame, the supported resolution is to access the site outside Teams or via the Teams desktop client/web client where it works, as documented for similar website‑loading issues.

    If Conditional Access or authentication‑related tabs are involved (for example, SharePoint-based Lists that trigger Microsoft Entra sign‑in dialogs), be aware that some tabs depend on web authentication paths that behave differently between desktop and web clients. In such cases, using Teams in a browser where those flows are supported is the recommended path until client behavior is updated.

    Because no official fix or ETA for Tahoe 26.3/WebKit is documented in the provided context, the practical guidance is:

    • Continue to use Teams on the web (where Lists work) as the primary workaround.
    • Where available, use Open in browser or equivalent options from failing tabs in the Teams client.
    • Monitor official Microsoft Teams documentation and service communications for updates on macOS client compatibility.

    References:

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