I upgraded to 2026.8.0 and noticed on both my desktop and laptop the settings menu and other pages are not displaying text properly. They may appear, or if not it needs f5 to get the text to appear. I am not running any themes etc, rolled back to 2026.7.4 resolves issue. Then upgraded back to 2026.8.0 and it occurs again. Tried things like incognito mode etc. Screen shot attached.
Good to know I am not the only one with this problem. Shortly after the upgrade, I had this happen. It now only seems to happen on initial login. Then reappears very quickly.
I raised a github issue and multiple people getting the same thing. It was driving me nuts. I am going to keep on 2026.8.0 as I really like getting rid of port 8123. But it it annoys me enough I will revert back to my 2026.7.4 backup, tested that and it works. Sorry should have included my github report: Upgrading to version 2026.8.0 causes settings and other pages to not render correctly. · Issue #53540 · home-assistant/frontend · GitHub
I have the similar if not the same problem. Im running ha and other addons in docker containers. When i acces any other service like frigate, glances, z2m etc it renders only first 20% of the page. Its is probably some kind of bug because prior to 2026.8 update everything was working fine for years.
If I wait some secs. , it will render completely.
For me sometimes it does but other times it doesnt render at all without either clicking on the affected page again or f5
Thanks for solving this issue with 2026.8.1 
It is solved on my system. Tnx.
Happy days going to install the .1 version now and see how it goes!
Release 1 . Same problem.
Clear browser cache.
I just had confirmation that the fix is an open PR still, so check out my github link for updates
Hmm… i dont know. I deleted all browsing data from chrome and it is working fine.
I was able to reproduce the error in incognito mode. My github link has been closed off. Looking into why.
Just got confirmation from home assistant team that the next patch will include the fix.
So far testing 2026.8.2 seems all good. Not ran into any issues yet.