Chrome Give Error **Failed to Load Resource: Net::Err_Name_Not_Resolved** While Other Browser Load Images

Chrome give error **Failed to load resource: net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED** while other browser load images

I had the same issue. I'm working on Windows 8.1 system and had the problem with almost every page in Google Chrome, IE 11 and Firefox.

This is what worked for me. Run CMD as administrator and execute the following commands:

ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /registerdns

I did not have to restart my PC, but everything worked again and all pages on the internet were avalible again.

Flutter web : Failed to load resource: net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED

If you be connected to internet, It will work and no error will occur But This error occurs in flutter web in Offline mode because CanvasKit is not automatically bundled for offline development.

To make it work offline there are two ways:

1- the easy way ( run this code in terminal ):

flutter run -d chrome --web-renderer html

2- the second way ( instructions are mentioned by flutter team ):

  • Download (or build) CanvasKit anywhere under the web/ directory of
    your project.
  • Follow these instructions and specify FLUTTER_WEB_CANVASKIT_URL to
    point to /path/to/bundled/canvaskit/ (if it's in the root of web/
    then I think it's just /).
  • Include all the necessary fonts in your pubspec.yaml (instructions)

Notes for working offline in release mode:

In release mode, in order to make app work offline, after releasing app with command flutter build web, go to index.html file in build/web then add this code to the script tag:

  <script>
window.flutterConfiguration = {
canvasKitBaseUrl: "/canvaskit/"
};

...

Loading my simple D3 project in chrome gives me this error. Failed to load resource: net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED. What can I do to fix it?

It's interesting to know whether you are getting any data in console for the mentioned URL in d3.json ?

Getting Failed to load resource: net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE for image

It was our Wifi Router blocking the urls with words such as Facebook, Linkedin etc. My suggestion for people coming across this problem will be to debug ISP or Router connectivity.

Chrome doesn't load my site's images, gets stuck at processing request

Alright, I figured it out! Figured I'll post the answer in case someone else finds this topic in the future (I hate unanswered questions as much as you, future solution seeker).

So Google Chrome allows max 6 connections per server. Apparently most other browsers, do, too, but some of them don't respect it. That's why it worked in Safari and Firefox. I was loading many image and audio files, so it would hang when I tried to stream all my audio. Something would mess up.

I solved it partly by putting my images on a subdomain. But then only 6 of 8 of my audio files loaded. I found out from Googling around that the 6 connections per server also counts subdomains as a separate server. That's why putting my images on one helped. But I still needed to get my audio files!

So I made two new subdomains, "audio" and "audio2". I put 4 of my audio files on each and load them like I did before, just changing the subdomain depending on the file I'm looking for. It works, because now I only have 4 connections open per server.

I guess it works slightly differently with audio streaming through the HTML5 audio tags. Since not a lot of people use audio on their sites, there's not that many topics on this online.

Google Chrome: jquery.ajax fails within onclick-event (failed to load resource)

You forgot return false in the end of the click handler, didn't you?



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