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Behodar

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#295336 22-Mar-2022 13:58
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Google (search, maps) have been very flaky for the past hour or so. For example, I can do a search and it'll work fine, then I do another and it hangs. Or I can scroll around in Maps and it'll suddenly refuse to zoom/pan.

 

This is on my home Voyager connection. All is well on my work connection (Spark?). Is anyone else having issues?


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  #2890049 22-Mar-2022 14:02
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Worldle is quite tricky today, maybe that's the problem?





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  #2890052 22-Mar-2022 14:04
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I actually found Worldle quite easy, but then discovered the Maps issue while looking at said country afterwards. Interestingly in Street View the street names came up in a character set not used by that country...

 

In any case, I doubt that there are enough Worldle users to DOS Google Maps :)


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  #2890066 22-Mar-2022 14:24
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Well, just trying it on my other computer and everything seems to be working fine on there. So, apparently not a Voyager/Google issue. As you were :)

 

Edit: Deleting all Google cookies appears to have fixed it. I've never seen a bad cookie cause a site to completely refuse to load like search was, but I suppose stranger things have happened. Case closed for now!


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