When I try to sign in Yahoo mail, the login page just hangs and stuck on loading. I tried reloading the page, restarting the browser, and turning off Shields, but nothing helped. It works normally in other browsers, so it seems specific to Brave.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks!
Hi, Welcome to the Community!
Yup, Yahoo! has been a problem with Brave,
as seen in this advanced search here:
https://community.brave.app/search?q=yahoo%20login%20order%3Alatest
So you are not aloneā¦
@Mattches, Iāve checked GitHub for Yahoo! (Here) and Iām not seeing anything specifically for resolving this Yahoo! Login issue and I havenāt seen you comment on some of the others posts as per the Advanced Search above, if you wouldnāt mind looking into it or giving a word of advice? It seems quite wide spread 
In the mean time @matapang, I would encourage you to share more info, e.g. the template below that would have populated had you categorized your post under Browser Support > Web Compatibility
EDIT: Since posting this message earlier Iāve been given a āpromotionā with some special privileges so I have switched the category as I mentioned above already for you 
But you can also use the edit feature, clicking the pencil icon at the bottom of your post and changing the category / adding tags and copy and pasting the below template (donāt use the āQuoteā feature) to then update and provide more informationā¦
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I had no issues here, in both general signin and signin into mail. Not a yahoo user myself, but have a login for testing.
As usual, Iām a bit late to the party.
Utterly missing in the OPās report: any / all details requested in Braveās ātrouble-shooting templateā ā which makes it difficult to ā¦ trouble-shoot.
Iāve been using Yahoo! Mail (as well as other email services) for about 25 years. I mention this because complaints about Yahoo! services in general and Yahoo! Mail specifically arenāt new. Suggestions to use a different email service donāt recognize that email is amongst the āstickiestā applications many of us use.
With two linux installations (Debian on both a desktop and a laptop) / using both Brave and Firefox (āChromeā isnāt installed): Iāve found logging into Yahoo! (both mail and other Yahoo! services) has become noticeably slower over the past few months, but āslowerā DOESNāT mean I canāt log in. I can. I do. It just requires more time. This behavior is browser-agnostic.
Adding (to perhaps help trouble-shooting): using Brave, āShieldsā are up; and on both browsers, Iāve installed a password manager (Bitwarden), Malwarebytes, NoScript, and uBlock Origin. Re: the latter two add-ons/extensions, itās possible to transfer āfiltersā and ārulesā between instances ā and I do. Which is to say: while Brave and Firefox are distinctly different browsers, 3rd-party software that could impede access to Yahoo! is present on both browsers and configured similarly. Itās linux: no 3rd party system-wide āsecurityā application. For me: no problem with Yahoo! other than speed ā or rather ā sloth.
Repeating: complaints about Yahoo! services (mail and other Yahoo! stuff) arenāt new. For better or worse, the problems seem to be operating-system- and browser-agnostic. More information is required to help trouble-shoot.