Because it involves user input, AAD does not allow framing of sites where credentials are entered. When you try to access the Azure Active Directory (AAD) login page using an iframe, you may see issues as a result of AAD's defensive efforts to prevent malicious attacks. There are several solutions you might attempt that could work in a few circumstances.
Check that the reply urls are the same in the app and the portal.
AAD's headers are configured to prevent their login page from being shown in a frame. The prompt option specifies the sort of user engagement requested. Set it to none to indicate that no user participation is required (if it is ok in your case). It is an optional parameter that has been added to the login address in the iframe (&prompt=none).
Additionally, &domain hint= The domain userdomain.com is appended to the end of the URL request, where userdomain.com is the final portion of the user's email address - e.g. user@userdomain.com > Microsoft Docs | OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow
Close and try it a several times to ensure it works before logging in with your work account in Edge or Chrome.