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Some Common <strong>Browser</strong> Errors You Face While Loading Web Pages |<br />
Resolve/Avoid Them Manually | Call 1-800-358-0071<br />
Internet or web browsers are a medium to enter into the world of internet. With the help of<br />
a browser, we either search <strong>for</strong> a particular in<strong>for</strong>mation or find a website. <strong>Browser</strong> is also<br />
required <strong>for</strong> transferring funds through online banking, or even <strong>for</strong> playing games apart<br />
from many other reasons. Sometimes, your browser encounter some issues & its start<br />
showing sluggish behavior that will make you annoyed especially when you are in the midst<br />
of crucial work hours. There are a lot of browsing errors that may interrupt you from<br />
working properly and thus results in inaccessibility of websites and unnecessary wastage of<br />
time and ef<strong>for</strong>ts. You might also faced any occasional page error with your browser some or<br />
the other day.<br />
There are various browsers available as per your requirement & needs Google Chrome,<br />
Firefox, Safari, Edge, IE to name a few. Every browser has different tools, features, and<br />
settings there<strong>for</strong>e each browser displays its error pages differently.<br />
In this article, we will tell you about what the common errors you generally face means &<br />
how to resolve/avoid them coming frequently.<br />
Also Read: Features of Microsoft Edge <strong>Browser</strong> <strong>for</strong> your System.<br />
<strong>Browser</strong> Certificate Error<br />
The common certificate errors you may encounter while working with your browser include:<br />
SSL Certificate Error.<br />
An SSL certificate error also known as security certificate error indicates an issue with<br />
HTTPS encryption. You will generally get this error if you're connecting to a website using<br />
HTTPS. HTTPS encrypted websites present their security certificates that have been issued<br />
by a trusted certificate authority to let users identify and ensure that the website is<br />
legitimate. Whenever you connect to a website, it presents the certificate and your browser<br />
checks it to verify that you're connecting to the real HTTPS website and not the cloned or<br />
fake one.<br />
If you see this type of error, it is highly recommended not to continue with that website due<br />
to many security reasons.<br />
<strong>Browser</strong> Displaying- 404 Not Found<br />
While you are searching <strong>for</strong> a specific web page & enter an address that displays a 404 error.<br />
Well you are not alone as it happens when you try to look <strong>for</strong> a web page which does not<br />
exist. There are many causes <strong>for</strong> such an error. The error will appear if you have missed out<br />
a letter in the URL, mistyped the address, or the web page has been removed by the website<br />
owners or moved out at some other location.
On getting this error, a user should double-check the web page address that has been typed<br />
to confirm that whether the web page has been removed or not.<br />
Phishing and Malware Warnings<br />
It is a common behavior that your browser will start displaying Phishing (or 'web <strong>for</strong>gery')<br />
and malware warnings, whenever you access an unreliable source. Your browser regularly<br />
downloads a list of dangerous websites, irrespective of the brand or version, and displays<br />
this error when you attempt to connect to anyone in this list.<br />
Your browser has placed such website on the list because they contain malware or may<br />
attempt to steal your passwords, credit card numbers, or other sensitive in<strong>for</strong>mation. In<br />
some cases, a website may temporarily be added to this list, but will be removed whenever it<br />
will be fixed.<br />
Looking to fix errors & issues of your Apple Safari <strong>Browser</strong>? Read Possible<br />
Reasons & Quick Tips to troubleshoot your Safari browser errors.<br />
Server Not Found<br />
This error message, which is displayed as 'Server not found' error in Firefox could not find<br />
[website.com]' in Chrome. The message indicates that your browser isn't able to find the<br />
website you're trying to access. The common reason behind the existence of this error is that<br />
either you have mistyped a website address or you're trying to access a website that doesn't<br />
exist. Some other factors responsible <strong>for</strong> this error includes DNS server is down, your<br />
firewall, proxy, or other settings that might be misconfigured.<br />
Unable to Connect<br />
The 'Unable to connect' error message looks similar to the 'Server not found' message<br />
mentioned above, but they differ from each other in many other respects. If you've got this<br />
error screen, then it means that your browser has successfully contacted its DNS servers.<br />
Once the DNS server is contacted, it is identified that there should be a website at the target<br />
location. But, the error reports that your browser did not receive a response from the<br />
website's servers, when tried to connect.<br />
This message simply means that either the website itself is down or experiencing problems<br />
while getting connected. It is recommended to try 'Down For Everyone Or Just For Me'<br />
website to check whether the website is actually down or it's you just can't be accessed.<br />
Dial 1-800-358-0071 <strong>for</strong> instant technical support <strong>for</strong> your any browser problems.<br />
Troubleshooting <strong>Browser</strong> Errors- Tips<br />
The above mentioned errors are the most common browsing errors that you might have<br />
experienced in your day-to-day browsing. A browser error message might interrupt your<br />
most important business projects or experience. We hope this post will help you gain some<br />
knowledge of these common errors, and you can try the recommended tips to fix them.
Want to fix the above browser errors? Follow these tips & tricks-<br />
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Close all the tabs & try restarting the browser<br />
plugging out and then plugging in the router's power cable<br />
change your firewall or proxy<br />
All these tips can help to get rid of these browser errors.<br />
If still you cant able to resolve your browser issues, we suggest you to take <strong>Browser</strong><br />
Customer Care Helpline that will instantly resolve all your queries via remote technical<br />
assistance. You just have to call them at their toll free numbers given below.<br />
Looking <strong>for</strong> <strong>Browser</strong> technical support to fix all browser related errors? Call our Toll<br />
Free Number 1-800-358-0071 (US), 1-800-078-6054 (UK), 1-800-769-903 (AU).