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I have tried five different browsers. I have cleared cache.
In addition to the message, it appears that it is trying to log me out per the below. Thoughts?
Thank you!
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Yes the permutations of workarounds are strange. Glad you had some progress
Att did say they were actively working on the issue so maybe that is helping too
I put DuckDuckGo on Firefox and started to get the now famous error. Turned it off and Firefox worked OK. Turned it off on chrome and it's working again. Time will tell if the problem remains fixed. Maybe DuckDuckGo is blocking something ATT needs?
Glad the workaround I provided helped. Yes it is crazy!
Did you try my suggestion I posted? You use your hotspot on your phone. This helped it start working for me.
Glad you mentioned windows version...my laptop is Win11 Home. Hubby's computer is Win10 Home. So there may be a combo of Microsoft, ATT, and Yahoo not playing well over WiFi (in my case). Did I mention that my internet is ATT fiber to the house router?