I’ve sovled it.
You have to edit /MagicMirror/node_modules/frameguard$/index.js and comment the line
“// res.setHeader(‘X-Frame-Options’, directive)”

After some googlesearch I’ve discoverd that now you can’t iFrame MM in chrome due to X-frame-options on the page.
Is there a way to bypass this through MM or is it just time to revert to MM 2.0 again?

EDIT Narrowed it down to that I must change the X-Frame-Options in the MM… I think.

Hi. I just updated MM and it works pretty well. However…
I have my MM in a Virtual Machine and have a own local website that acceess the MM with iframe, but can’t get it to work.

I can access the MM through chrome direct IP but when it access through the website, it doesn’t work. I have whitelisted the whole network (192.168.X.X)
im no pro at this so, any help will do.

@number1dan Wow, that did the trick! Thank you so much. I was about to loose hope on a twitterfeed on my mirror.
Happy new years!

Hi. I am in big use of a some kind of twitterfeed. There is one Module out there call “twitcontrol” but it seems buggy and hasn’t been updated nor fixed in a long time.
Is there anyone else that has a function twitterfeed module?

Got any updates on this problem? I was about to use twitcontrol on my mirror but get same problem as above. Can only see the Title, but no feeds.

Hi. Dod you do: Enter the repository: cd ~/MagicMirror and then Install and run the app: “npm install && npm start” ?

I have the same problem and have not yet tried to fixed it (Yea, Im lazy)… But I did another MM where it just works…
I have a theory… I think (just think, absolute not sure) that you have to “npm install && npm start” in “/MagicMirror” folder that got mine working.

As I said, not tried this theory yet…

Cool and interesting! Im gonna try it out and see how it works. :)