I have also read and experienced an issue on normal a normal webpage: the error showed up, then page refreshed (google chrome tries to load the content again if there is an issue), and the page loaded fine.Įdit 2: The issue is also represent on facebook for example. I have also tried to play with the settings, but the only solution is to turn off the web shield component. I don't have comodo firewall, I use Google DNS too, but it's managed by the router, the PC gets the router's IP as a DNS server via DHCP. The picture gallery works on Firefox 38.1.1 (on Linux) The picture gallery works on Android 4.1.2 The picture gallery does NOT work on Firefox 40.0.3 (on Windows 10) The picture gallery does NOT work on Edge 20.10240.16384.0 (on Windows 10) The picture gallery works on Internet Explorer 0.
I think it started with an earlier update.Įdit: A few plus info. People facing problems of YouTube not working properly with Firefox are however not facing the issue with watching YouTube using Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. You will not face this problem with any other video sharing sites like Dailymotion and Twitch. I'm using the latest avast Premier version (). This problem is just with a combination of Firefox and YouTube. After I re-enable it, it works for X hours, then the problem starts again. As soon as I disable the web shield feature, it works.
I have also tried turning off the https scanning, but the result was the same. The error is always the same too: ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR I have tried on a clean installed Windows 10 and on a Windows 8.1 and it's always happens but only with Google Chrome. Everything else is fine on the same domain, but the gifs are never. Interestingly, the problem for me is also happens with gif files (it happened once for png files too). If I bring up the document inspector and hover the mouse over the url, the images pop up for only google and email (which are the only two that don't have that weird class on them).I'm having exactly the same issue on a different website. The below set of images load perfectly in non-firefox browsers, but ALL of them are invisible in firefox. I've tried several times and several ways, but can't figure this out.
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