The Iframe Has Not Configured - See Warning in Console [Fix]

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The iframe has not configured – see warning in console message will prevent certain components of the website from properly rendering, but you can easily fix this issue.

How can I fix The iframe has not configured – see warning in console?

1. Disable all add-ons from your browser

  1. In Chrome, select the three dots at the top-right side of your screen, select More tools, then choose Extensions.
  2. Inside the Extensions window, de-activate all add-ons.Disable adblock extension in Chrome
  3. Try to see if this method solved your issue.

If iframe not working in Chrome or any other browser, disable uBlock or Privacy Badger and check that helps.

2. Disable/enable iFrames from Internet Options

  1. Click on the Windows Search tab, type in Internet Options, and select the first option.
  2. Select the Security tab.
  3. Click on the Custom level button.internet properties security options and custom level button
  4. Scroll down to Launching programs and files in an IFRAME option.
  5. Now, select Disable if you want to remove it completely, or Prompt to choose for each website you visit.Launching programs and files in an IFRAME settings
  6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 of this method for each of the desired security zones.
  7. Click Ok to apply and exit the Internet Options menu.
  8. Check to see if this method solved your issue.

3. Stop your antivirus service

  1. Depending on the antivirus software you’re using, these steps will vary. (we are using BitDefender for this example).
  2. Open up BitDefender.
  3. Select the Protection tab.Disable antivirus protection BitDefender Total Security shield disable
  4. Select Settings under the Antivirus section and toggle the blue button to deactivate protection.
  5. Check to see if the issue still persists.

We have shown you how to disable the feature in BitDefender but the method is very similar in all other antiviruses.

4. Download add-ons to allow iFrames

4.1 Add extension to Chrome

  1. Open Google Chrome.
  2. Visit this Chrome Store address.
  3. Click on the Add to Chrome button, then select Add extension.Click on Add extension chrome
  4. Restart Google Chrome and check to see if the issue is solved.

4.2 Add extension to Firefox

  1. Open Mozilla Firefox.
  2. Download the extension from Firefox store.
  3. Select Add to Firefox.add to firefox button
  4. Select Add from the pop-up window.Add Open Frame to firefox
  5. Restart Firefox and check to see if the issues are resolved.

Hopefully, these methods heled you fix the iframe has not configured – see warning in console error. You can also read our guide on fixing This content cannot be displayed in a frame error which addresses the issue on Internet Explorer.

We also have a guide on the best browsers that support iframe, so make sure your current one is on the list.

Feel free to share your experience with us by using the comments section below.

More about the topics: Browser errors, Google Chrome Errors

Milan Stanojevic

Milan Stanojevic Shield

Windows Toubleshooting Expert

Milan has been enthusiastic about technology ever since his childhood days, and this led him to take interest in all PC-related technologies. He's a PC enthusiast and he spends most of his time learning about computers and technology. Before joining WindowsReport, he worked as a front-end web developer. Now, he's one of the Troubleshooting experts in our worldwide team, specializing in Windows errors & software issues.