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[QUOTE=VinnieKramer;7384193]And occasionally still have the 502 error.[/QUOTE]You need to type [URL]HTTP://usasexguide.nl/forum.[/URL].
Your browser usually makes it HTTPS: Usasexguide does not support the SECURE protocol so the "S" in httpS: gives the 502 error.
Include http when typing in address bar.
[URL]http://www.usasexguide.nl[/URL]
Note, it is NOT https.
[QUOTE=VinnieKramer;7384193]And occasionally still have the 502 error.[/QUOTE]
I've tried everything that I've read on here, plus some other strategies including shutting off all the security protocols on my Edge and Chrome browsers, 2 different VPNs plus Cloudflare Warp, clearing everything, changing my DNS to 1. 1. 1. 1 & 8. 8. 8. 8, and I'm still getting 502 on my Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and Duck, Duck, Go.
It works fine on the same wifi and internet gateway on my Samsung Phone Browser, though it doesn't work on phone's chrome brower.
My tech skills are there, but a bit dated. Any of you young guns got any suggestions. Reading this on my phone is a pain in the ass.
[QUOTE=SnoMan;7384356]Include http when typing in address bar.
[URL]http://www.usasexguide.nl[/URL]
Note, it is NOT https.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Cincy;7390240]I've tried everything that I've read on here, plus some other strategies including shutting off all the security protocols on my Edge and Chrome browsers, 2 different VPNs plus Cloudflare Warp, clearing everything, changing my DNS to 1. 1. 1. 1 & 8. 8. 8. 8, and I'm still getting 502 on my Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and Duck, Duck, Go.
It works fine on the same wifi and internet gateway on my Samsung Phone Browser, though it doesn't work on phone's chrome brower.
My tech skills are there, but a bit dated. Any of you young guns got any suggestions. Reading this on my phone is a pain in the ass.[/QUOTE]I had luck downloading the Firefox browser, no problems at all.
I have been fine ever since I started typing the complete URL with http:
I do have to use a VPN. I can't even ping the site with my VPN off. My IP must be on a blacklist or something.
Sno.
[QUOTE=Cincy;7390240]I've tried everything that I've read on here, plus some other strategies including shutting off all the security protocols on my Edge and Chrome browsers, 2 different VPNs plus Cloudflare Warp, clearing everything, changing my DNS to 1. 1. 1. 1 & 8. 8. 8. 8, and I'm still getting 502 on my Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and Duck, Duck, Go.
It works fine on the same wifi and internet gateway on my Samsung Phone Browser, though it doesn't work on phone's chrome brower.
My tech skills are there, but a bit dated. Any of you young guns got any suggestions. Reading this on my phone is a pain in the ass.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=SnoMan;7390435]I do have to use a VPN. I can't even ping the site with my VPN off. My IP must be on a blacklist or something.[/QUOTE]I believe the site has been blacklisted and removed from the routing table for some ISPs. There was some chatter about this being the case for Verizon wireless a little while back, not sure if that's still the case. VPNs are your friend, for now anyway.
I have noticed that the Duck Duck Go browser on my phone no longer displays the site correctly. The Brave browser seems to do better, but also isn't perfect. I believe at least some of the display issues that people are seeing are technical issues with the site.
I'm personally not thrilled that HTTPS is not enabled. That means all traffic is being sent to and from the server unencrypted, which means anyone can intercept and watch your traffic to the site.
[QUOTE=TheDudeAbides3;7390767]I believe the site has been blacklisted and removed from the routing table for some ISPs. There was some chatter about this being the case for Verizon wireless a little while back, not sure if that's still the case. VPNs are your friend, for now anyway.
I have noticed that the Duck Duck Go browser on my phone no longer displays the site correctly. The Brave browser seems to do better, but also isn't perfect. I believe at least some of the display issues that people are seeing are technical issues with the site.
I'm personally not thrilled that HTTPS is not enabled. That means all traffic is being sent to and from the server unencrypted, which means anyone can intercept and watch your traffic to the site.[/QUOTE]See my post 7999 below. It is an HTTPS issue that is easily worked around.
[QUOTE=Tyler4178;7383911]A couple of my devices when I try to get on this site I get 502 bad gateway.[/QUOTE]Using Chrome, my last login was 8/14/25. Since then, I've been working to fix the problem using all the recommendations that others have tried. I finally did a search for "Is USASG down" A site called [URL]downforeveryoneorjustme.com[/URL] came up first. There was a recommendation for FireFox. Now WhyTF didn't I think of that? That was the solution to my problem.
SP.
It's good to be back online!
[QUOTE=SimonPieMan;7399400]There was a recommendation for FireFox. Now WhyTF didn't I think of that?[/QUOTE]Can confirm, using Firefox seems to resolve issues on mobile for me as well. Had tried manually entering "HTTP" in other browsers with no success. Firefox seems to run the site smoothly and no longer getting weird random issues on mobile. Still not terribly thrilled that there is no encryption of traffic, but it is what it is. Recommend everyone take appropriate steps to mask your identity as much as possible.
[QUOTE=TheDudeAbides3;7399419]Can confirm, using Firefox seems to resolve issues on mobile for me as well. Had tried manually entering "HTTP" in other browsers with no success. Firefox seems to run the site smoothly and no longer getting weird random issues on mobile. Still not terribly thrilled that there is no encryption of traffic, but it is what it is. Recommend everyone take appropriate steps to mask your identity as much as possible.[/QUOTE]I use Firefox constantly on my desktop, except when I order from Kroger and they made me use Chrome.
But I'm on here every day from my Kindle Fire. Never had a problem.
[QUOTE=SimonPieMan;7399400]Using Chrome, my last login was 8/14/25. Since then, I've been working to fix the problem using all the recommendations that others have tried. I finally did a search for "Is USASG down" A site called [URL]downforeveryoneorjustme.com[/URL] came up first. There was a recommendation for FireFox. Now WhyTF didn't I think of that? That was the solution to my problem.
SP.
It's good to be back online![/QUOTE]The reason Firefox works is because it's using an older version which doesn't support a secure httpS // connection. The newer browners all divert you to that whenever you go to a website and USASG doesn't support a secure connection. Therefore, you can use the other browsers like Chrome or Duckduckgo but you have to turn off that feature first. I tried doing just that on my DDG browser and now it works as before.
I have two laptops one stays at home the other I take when I leave town. The are both set up about the same as close as I can tell. The laptop I keep at home normally I run two browsers one Chrome and the other duckduck go. That one when I am in Chrome and duck duck go running I have no problems getting on. But if I use just the duckduck go browser I get the 502 error. The other laptop running the same way and with Chrome and duckduck go. On that one both searches give me 502 errors. And when I type in [URL]http://usasexguide.nl[/URL] I get the 502 error. But when I look at the name search it has HTTPS: I keep leaving the S off but some program keeps putting the S back I think I will try adding firefox and see if I can get both of the to find USA.
[QUOTE=TheDaytimer;7391188]See my post 7999 below. It is an HTTPS issue that is easily worked around.[/QUOTE]
Not sure if this has been mentioned already: if you encounter the 502 error, refresh your browser screen. You should then get a session message that reads " Cancel or Resend. ". Click Resend. And it should then render the screen page you were trying to go to.
[QUOTE=IlkPus2;7400105]I have two laptops one stays at home the other I take when I leave town. The are both set up about the same as close as I can tell. The laptop I keep at home normally I run two browsers one Chrome and the other duckduck go. That one when I am in Chrome and duck duck go running I have no problems getting on. But if I use just the duckduck go browser I get the 502 error. The other laptop running the same way and with Chrome and duckduck go. On that one both searches give me 502 errors. And when I type in [URL]http://usasexguide.nl[/URL] I get the 502 error. But when I look at the name search it has HTTPS: I keep leaving the S off but some program keeps putting the S back I think I will try adding firefox and see if I can get both of the to find USA.[/QUOTE]
I found my WIFI at home works. When I try using att network it does not work. I think att is blocking this site.
[QUOTE=DuckMam;7400092]The reason Firefox works is because it's using an older version which doesn't support a secure httpS // connection. The newer browners all divert you to that whenever you go to a website and USASG doesn't support a secure connection. Therefore, you can use the other browsers like Chrome or Duckduckgo but you have to turn off that feature first. I tried doing just that on my DDG browser and now it works as before.[/QUOTE]Firefox has a setting that allows you to turn off https. I have been using it for a couple weeks and it corrected my problem. I getting older and thus getting very tired of companies coming up with ways to make my life "safer" or "more convenient". Just leave me alone and let me do my thing, I don't need the help and ffs do not beep at me because my food is ready or my seatbelt is not on. Try fiefox and turn off secure browsing in the settings. You will be back up and running very quickly. Proviso: firefox, not firefox focus which uses updated protocols and does not have the same option to turn off https.