I set up everything properly according to https://www.smtpjs.com/ and it should work fine but I ran into this error in the browser
I fixed this issue by Fixing the date and time on my computer since I was running on localHost.
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So there is some kind of caching issue going on with chrome lately.
I updated an image on a web page, but it will not update in chrome. Other browsers are fine.
Also I'm going to note that I changed the html, and gave the image a new name to force browsers to grab the updated version.
i.e image.jpg > image-v1.jpeg
How on earth does chrome not grab the updated version of this?
Anyone seen this going on lately and know of a fix.
Thanks
When you clear browsing data, make sure to check the box to clear cached images, also make sure the duration is set to "All time".
https://i.ibb.co/jzYk6DK/ex.png
If that doesn't work, try renaming the image.
If that also doesn't work, take a look at the web server configuration expiry headers, and check the duration for cached images in your format. It could be in .htaccess, or it could be elsewhere depending on if you're using apache2 or Nginx.
For anyone stumped on this kind of an issue, if you are using a web farm check to make sure DFS replication across the servers is working correctly.
It was failing for one server in my case, this is why some users got the updated version while others didn't.
to verify if replication worked, log into the servers via RDP then check the last modified date time stamps for the file(s) in question.
I don't know when and how the screen start to show on my EVERY browsers(firefox, chrome, chromnium..). When I input any words in the address line of browsers, the result will lead to the scree.
I had unistall and reboot and reinstall the firefox and chrome some many times recently, this message still exits....
I wonder how and why it shows on my EVERY browser of Linux mint 18.02. And please tell me how to remove or back to the original status. Thank you.
Because I use my T410i which is installed Linux mint 18.02 at home always, and that means I always connect with our community's wifi. Today, I took my T410i to my working space and using wifi there. Everything is fine!
It seems that the wifi route or server leads to the issue. However, I haven't talk with the administrator of our community's internet service. For now, we only can be sure that the issue is not triggered by Fcitx, Chrome, or Firefox.
If we find the final result, we will update the answer here:)
I have been having this issue since long and i tried a lot of things to resolve this issue.
So every page that i open on google chrome i get NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID. Even if i open google.com
I tried reinstalling chrome,even installed canary but in vain.
My system datetime is correct.
I can access any page through firefox however. Have anyone got this issue earlier. I know that its maybe not the best place to post this question, but i tried looking for answers many places and could still not resolve this issue. Any help is most welcome. Thanks
Try changing the date and time on your computer's bios.
I am manually testing the tags implemented using Dynamic tag manager.
I could see the Timing hit type which is not implemented by my developers.
For each page, i could see the time hit-type along with Pageview Hit type.
we are puzzled that i could see the unimplmented hit type only in my machine and that too in chrome browser only. But its not visible in anyone's machine.
Has anyone faced this issue? Let me know please!
If you cannot replicate the issue then it is environmental issue. i have faced the similar issue before
Because this is not an error, as i could see this unimplemented hit type only in my machine, i believe this is environment problem.
Un-installing and re-installing chrome has fixed the problem.
I am not able to find the timing hit type now.
Chrome (on Win and Linux) was unable to load https://apscatalog.com.
Though all other browsers and Chrome on Mac was able to load site with no warnings or errors.
Even external tools say that everything is fine: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=apscatalog.com
How can I fix this issue?
Update
It seems to be a Chrome bug. Chrome v.33 works fine while v.32 fails
I would say, that the they have some broken appliance (firewall, load balancer...) in front of it. From wireshark I see the Client Hello from Chrome, but it never gets a response, not even an ACK that the packet was received. That's why it's retransmitting the Client Hello again and again until it finally gives up. I've seen such problems with older F5 BIG-IP load balancers (it's fixed in the meantime, but there are still some broken ones out there) but this does not seem to be the case here. So it's probably yet another broken appliance :(
In case you have knowledge of the infrastructure there I would really like to know what device this might be.
Interesting that https://apscatalog.com works if chrome is started with ssl-version-max=tls1:
google-chrome --ssl-version-max=tls1