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I usually use DuckDuckGo when going on the site, but it hasn't been working at all since yesterday. Says the website is not available. Chrome works, but I prefer to not use it if possible. Are there any issues with the site that would cause this, and if so, will they be fixed soon? I have a Samsung Galaxy phone, if that helps figure anything out.
 
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Buck Eejit said:
I’m using DuckDuckGo also. It doesn’t allow me to log in first time but when I refresh the page it brings me straight to site home page. Hope this helps
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I've tried, but it keeps doing the same thing. Finally got it acting (somewhat) normal in Brave, so I'll go with that for now.
 
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I have no issues logging in to the site using Firefox browser and it doesn't have the same issues there are on Chrome with the site timing out or questioning my humanity constantly, but I can't post pics or gifs using Firefox browser so it's a big quality of experience issue for me lol. I also just discovered I can't post to the forum from within Firefox so had to change to the evil Chrome browser to say this!
 
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JamieJonez said:
I have no issues logging in to the site using Firefox browser and it doesn't have the same issues there are on Chrome with the site timing out or questioning my humanity constantly, but I can't post pics or gifs using Firefox browser so it's a big quality of experience issue for me lol. I also just discovered I can't post to the forum from within Firefox so had to change to the evil Chrome browser to say this!
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Evil evil! *throws holy water allover chrome*
 
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I've always used Firefox in Private Mode to access 321. But in the past week or so I haven't been able to upload any gifs or pictures to the website. The green bar indicates "Uploading", but then the image never shows up when it completes. Disabling my adblocker (uBlock Origin) seemed to fix the issue. Hope that helps someone...8-)

EDIT: I forgot to mention that I have no issues uploading gifs/pictures with Firefox on Android.
 
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Brave is still kinda working. I haven't been having problems with uploading, but I do have to constantly refresh my page and verify that I'm human.
 
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Google Chrome

1. Select the three-dot menu in your browser > Settings.
2. Select Privacy and security > Security.
3. Scroll down and enable Use secure DNS.
4. Select the With option, and from the drop-down menu choose Cloudflare (1.1.1.1).

it should say "Choose another provider" select "Cloudflare (1.1.1.1)"
source: Configure DoH on your browser

Other browsers are on the list too. wont be a 100% fix, but should help


For people like me who use Firefox:

Mozilla Firefox

1. Select the menu button > Settings.
2. In the Privacy & Security menu, scroll down to the Enable secure DNS using: section.
3. Select Increased Protection or Max Protection. By default, it will use the Cloudflare provider.
4. If this is not the case, select Cloudflare in the Choose Provider dropdown.

developers.cloudflare.com

Configure DoH on your browser

Configure DNS over HTTPS in your browser.
developers.cloudflare.com developers.cloudflare.com
 
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PhoenixJenn said:
Mozilla Firefox

1. Select the menu button > Settings.
2. In the Privacy & Security menu, scroll down to the Enable secure DNS using: section.
3. Select Increased Protection or Max Protection. By default, it will use the Cloudflare provider.
4. If this is not the case, select Cloudflare in the Choose Provider dropdown.

developers.cloudflare.com

Configure DoH on your browser

Configure DNS over HTTPS in your browser.
developers.cloudflare.com developers.cloudflare.com
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I have Firefox on my pc and this solution worked perfectly for me with the Cloudflare verificaion. Thank you! 8-)
 
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