Jupyter notebook browser page not loading

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Here is the solution:
Add this line to your jupyter_notebook_config.py file:

c.NotebookApp.use_redirect_file = False
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Hi @simon_sat - did you ever resolve this properly? Itā€™s 2024 and it just happened to me. Trying jupyter lab didnā€™t work either unfortunately.

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it seems like a vscode issue for me. updating vscode solved it

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Issue seems with this ā€œlocalhost:8888/treeā€.

I started Jupyter Lab it was running fine on 8888 port, then I tried running Jupyter Notebook and it was using 8889/tree it is working fine. So something causing 8888/tree port.
Already, updated all libs and also updated Jupyter Notebook didnā€™t work.
But if used again localhost:8888/tree, it doesnā€™t work for jupyter notebook.

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I tried EVERYTHING! And you what eventually fixed it? Simply clearing my browserā€™s cashe. -_-

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Indeed, refreshing the page via CTRL + Shift + R (cleaning cache) indeed worked for me.

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I know that itā€™s pretty late but still I would like to share the fix. I just went to the specified location and deleted everything inside the runtime. It worked fine after that.

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I got into the same problem, then I asked ChatGPT, I was told to install a lower version of JupyterNotebook - 6.5.5 (I was using 7.2.2), and it worked successfully.

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For me, I run jupyter lab/notebook in miniconda3 inside Ubuntu WSL, it doesnā€™t load because Iā€™m running jupyterlab in my Windows either, after stop windowsā€™s jupyterlab, both Jupyter Lab and Notebook in Ubuntu WSL run well.

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Thanks,
As your instruction, I tried 6.5.7 and it worked,
I tried to higher then 7.0.0 and it remained blank in browser.

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Solved the problem. I tried many things, and while the final thing may have fixed it, Iā€™m not savvy enough to know if it ā€œfixedā€ it.

In the Jupyter Config file, you change a ā€˜localhostā€™ to ā€˜0.0.0.0ā€™

This is on the machine Iā€™m connecting to:

nano ~/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py
c.NotebookApp.ip = '0.0.0.0'  # Listens on all network interfaces
c.NotebookApp.open_browser = False

I ignored the above because I could have it run headless in the command, and sometimes wanted it to open in the browser.
c.NotebookApp.port = 8888 # Ensure the port matches your SSH forwarding

I then test ran Jupyter Notebook (after downgrading to 6.5.7) locally. It worked still!

When I tried it via a mobile hotspot to check the network connectivity, it still gave the error above. The way I got around it was to go to the address of ā€˜localhost:8888ā€™ rather than one of the three links provided. I used the token to set up a password. I can now get it to consistently run.

I tried downgrading, which may have helped.
I tried Jupyter Lab, which did not help.
I tried connecting locally over SSH, and was successful, even initially. This was only occurring when trying to connect remotely.

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I solved it, but I donā€™t know if this solution is a good way to do it: Locate the ā€˜runtimeā€™ folder. On my Windows system, it is located at C:\Users\Usuario\AppData\Roaming\jupyter. Inside the ā€˜jupyterā€™ folder, you will find the ā€˜runtimeā€™ folder. Rename itā€”for example, to ā€˜runtime_ā€™. Then, when you launch Jupyter Notebook from Anaconda Navigator, it should work. A new ā€˜runtimeā€™ folder will be created, and works.

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