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But another one that is slightly less obvious but just as common and aggressive in how it stops your ability to access a site is HTTP 403 — also known as the "forbidden" code. Sure, the word ...

HTTP status codes go way beyond the 404 and 500 errors we have all encountered. Let's look at what they mean for a non-developer -- and figure out some of the geek humor that’s hidden in their midst ...

How do you fix You don’t have the authorization to view this Google Drive page? You can fix You don’t have authorization to view this page by clearing the cookies and site data, opening the ...

Brave Browser has now integrated the Wayback Machine to display web pages that have been removed from a web site or not available due to a web site issue.