Why are my Google Chrome sites not opening
Browser Issue
If websites can be accessed without issue in an alternative browser, try clearing out the cache and cookies stored by Chrome from the Settings page. Switching off the "Predict network actions to improve page load performance" option under the Privacy heading may also fix the problem.
Why is my browser not opening any sites
Restart your browser and device. Ensure your device is connected to the internet and that the connection is stable. Restart your router once to clear its temporary memory and reload its firmware. The websites that aren't loading could be going through routine maintenance.
Why some sites are not opening
Sometimes, those DNS servers can go down, or experience other issues that may prevent a site from loading properly, even on different browsers. You can try to flush your DNS cache and see if that helps the situation, or even change your DNS server entirely. This can always be changed back if it doesn't fix the problem.
How do I stop Chrome from blocking websites
Change settings for a specific siteOn your computer, open Chrome.Go to a site.To the left of the web address, click the icon you want: Lock. Info. Dangerous.Click Site settings.Change a permission setting.
Why is a website not available but I have internet
What causes the “This webpage is not available” error This error can occur for a variety of reasons, including incorrectly inputting a website URL, invalid cookies in your browser, DNS server difficulties, or using a defunct proxy.
How do I fix websites not loading in browser
SummaryRestart your internet connection.Disable your firewall and antivirus.Clear your browser cache.Flush your DNS cache.Change your DNS servers.
Why can’t I access some websites
If you are unable to access some websites on your device, your device administrator or internet service provider has likely blocked them. If websites are not blocked but still refuse to open, it could be due to IP address blockage, misconfigured proxy settings, delayed DNS response, or some browser-specific problem.
Why does my browser keep blocking websites
Why do websites get blocked Websites get blocked when they detect an IP address that isn't supposed to access the restricted content. Your IP (Internet Protocol) address identifies your device on the internet and reveals your physical location. That's what lets websites find your IP and block (or allow) your device.
Why all websites are not working
Sometimes, those DNS servers can go down, or experience other issues that may prevent a site from loading properly, even on different browsers. You can try to flush your DNS cache and see if that helps the situation, or even change your DNS server entirely. This can always be changed back if it doesn't fix the problem.
Why are some websites not loading
There are many reasons a site might not load, such as misconfiguration, corrupt files, problems with a database, or something as simple as needing to clear your browser's cache and cookies on your computer.
How do I fix Chrome from blocking a website
FAQsOpen the Chrome app.Select More on the right (the three vertical dots).Click on Settings.Go to Privacy and Security.Select Site Settings.Unblock your desired website.
Why is my browser blocking all websites
Why do websites get blocked Websites get blocked when they detect an IP address that isn't supposed to access the restricted content. Your IP (Internet Protocol) address identifies your device on the internet and reveals your physical location. That's what lets websites find your IP and block (or allow) your device.
How do I allow all websites on Chrome
In the Chrome app, tap the three-dot icon in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. Select Settings from the drop-down menu. Then, select Content Settings. Manage safety permissions for the websites you wish to mark as trusted.
