Solved! Problem loading some webpages (like Amazon and Basecamp) after using Mobile Hotspot

[tenentegre]

Hi everyone,
I don't know if anyone experienced this issue, but I'm having problems loading web-pages on my laptop while is connected to my mobile hotspot, and even later using any other wi-fi connection.

Amazon, for example, doesn't load properly on Chrome neither on Firefox: it load very slowly and without images, like it's not using css. Another example: I can't download and upload anything from Basecamp anymore.

The only fix I found is to uninstall and reinstall Chrome on my laptop, but is frustrating. Running Ccleaner or cleaning Chrome's cache and history don't work, and the problem persist even in incognito mode

Tor instead is working normally. Do you have any idea?

Thanks!

 

[webworkings]

OK that is odd. Unless it is an add-on or some other software on the device? You may want to try doing a "System Restore" to a point prior to the problem starting and see if that resolves it as well.

 

[johnyblazer]

I am Having issue to Login to amazon accounts. It seems Broken on morning time. Dunno why

 

[webworkings]

If it were all sites, I would be looking for something on your end. However, if it is just certain sites and certain things on sites, then something likely changed on those sites.

 

[tenentegre]

amazon.com run smoothly on Microsoft Edge and Tor, it's unreachable or it's only partially loaded (html without images or animation) on Chrome and Firefox instead. Basecamp load properly but I can't download and upload anything. I found out this happen while and after I use my mobile hotspot. I don't know if it's a sync problem with Google or something else

 

[webworkings]

Your mobile hotspot likely then has data limitations. Most only allow for so much usage before they lower the speed, which for computers can be a real hassle. I would check your carrier/service provider on that, and test the speed from the browser you are having issues with.

The tor browser also blocks a lot of things, which companies hide in their pages which could be part of your problem. Additionally, any add-ons you have on the browsers could be part of your problem.

 

[tenentegre]

Thanks for your tips I'll check it. The strange thing is that these limitations persist even when I use wi-fi connections.

 

[webworkings]

OK that is odd. Unless it is an add-on or some other software on the device? You may want to try doing a "System Restore" to a point prior to the problem starting and see if that resolves it as well.