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Q&A Encoding error when accessing https://codidact.com/

When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox (93.0) gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than...

1 answer  ·  posted 3y ago by Lundin‭  ·  edited 3y ago by Lundin‭

Question support firefox
#6: Post edited by user avatar Lundin‭ · 2021-11-02T10:53:37Z (about 3 years ago)
#5: Post edited by user avatar Lundin‭ · 2021-11-02T07:11:05Z (about 3 years ago)
  • When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox (93.0) gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.
  • https://www.codidact.com also works, but https://codidact.com is no longer working.
  • EDIT 2:
  • Tried with a different computer and ISP, same browser, and it is working just fine there. So perhaps it is a DNS issue after all... I'm using Google's DNS on the computer where it works.
  • When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox (93.0) gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.
  • https://www.codidact.com also works, but https://codidact.com is no longer working.
  • EDIT 2:
  • Tried with a different computer and ISP, same browser, and it is working just fine there. So perhaps it is a DNS issue after all... I'm using Google's DNS on the computer where it works.
  • EDIT 3:
  • The error message (freely translated to English, since Firefox uses local language):
  • > Content Encoding Error
  • >
  • > The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.
#4: Post edited by user avatar Lundin‭ · 2021-11-01T15:49:17Z (about 3 years ago)
  • When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox (93.0) gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.
  • https://www.codidact.com also works, but https://codidact.com is no longer working.
  • When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox (93.0) gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.
  • https://www.codidact.com also works, but https://codidact.com is no longer working.
  • EDIT 2:
  • Tried with a different computer and ISP, same browser, and it is working just fine there. So perhaps it is a DNS issue after all... I'm using Google's DNS on the computer where it works.
#3: Post edited by user avatar Lundin‭ · 2021-11-01T10:47:16Z (about 3 years ago)
  • When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.
  • https://www.codidact.com also works, but https://codidact.com is no longer working.
  • When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox (93.0) gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.
  • https://www.codidact.com also works, but https://codidact.com is no longer working.
#2: Post edited by user avatar Lundin‭ · 2021-11-01T10:45:30Z (about 3 years ago)
  • When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.
  • When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.
  • https://www.codidact.com also works, but https://codidact.com is no longer working.
#1: Initial revision by user avatar Lundin‭ · 2021-11-01T07:41:16Z (about 3 years ago)
Encoding error when accessing https://codidact.com/
When trying to access https://codidact.com/ Firefox gives me "encoding error, contact the site owners". This appears to have happened just now, as I could use that address fine for less than an hour ago. I can access any community just fine, not just the main URL, so I don't think it's some DNS hiccup.