Website is down ("400 Bad Request" error)
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Clear the browser's cache (and cookies)
0(9)0(0)Maybe the obstacle that prevents you from accessing a certain website is the great amount of cookies and cache files stored in your device.
To learn how to clear the browser's cache (and cookies), check out the don't know how to clear the cache solutions.
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Restart the browser
0(8)0(0)It's possible that the browser itself prevents you from browsing the net and loading websites. A simple restart of the browser program itself could solve the problem.
To restart the browser click the X icon in the top-right corner of the browser (or in the top-left on Mac OS), and click the browser icon from the desktop. Try loading the same website again.
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Check if you spelled the website's name correctly
0(7)0(0)Maybe you can't access the website because of a spelling error.
Check if you entered the website's name correctly, and if you entered the right top-level domains (.com, .net, .org etc.).
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Try again in 10−30 minutes
0(6)0(0)Maybe the website is down because of an ISP- or hosting-related issue. Try again in 10-30 minutes to check if it's back online. If it's still offline, report the issue to the hosting provider which will resolve it quickly.
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Reload the website
0(5)0(0)Reloading the website may fix it, especially if you see a 408 Request Timeout error (or 40X error of any type). Reload it by pressing CTRL + R or clicking the semi-circular arrow next to the URL.
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