408 Request Time-out Error

Michael Walker43 said:Chrome: just turn off "Predict network actions to improve page load performance"
and the whole thing goes away.
The bug has already been documented and is being worked on (check out https://code.google.com/p/chromium/i...tail?id=377581 ).

Susan Martin4 said:Everything seems fine on my end right now 👍 in Chrome settings, under advanced

Noup, 408, hit F5, 408, F5... ...408, F5... 408, F5...408, F5...

Michael Walker43 said:Chrome: just turn off "Predict network actions to improve page load performance"
and the issue should clear right up.
The bug’s actually already been documented and worked on (check out https://code.google.com/p/chromium/i...tail?id=377581 ).

Works fine in Opera and everything else. Not sure about Chrome, though.

I've been dealing with this exact same thing for days now.

And now we’re seeing 408 errors popping up alongside 503 service Unavailable messages. What a mess.

Is there a reason I can't edit my previous post? Or is that just how things work on this specific subforum?

Almost everything I try to open triggers this error: 408 Request Time-out

It looks like the browser failed to complete the request within the allotted timeframe. WHY is this happening?

Kevin Garcia70 said:Every single thing I try to click on just hits me with a "408 Request Time-out"

The browser isn't even getting a full response. Seriously, WHAT THE HELL

It's because the server is totally trashed and the owner clearly has zero intention of moving it to a better host