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     23 days ago  

    Still doesn't work for me, no matter what browser I use. Thanks for your efforts though, maybe feed to code to AI to find why it's not working on my end.

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     23 days ago  

    Here are some suggestions:

    Step 1: Check System Date & Time ⭐ (Most Common Fix)

    1. Click Apple menu → System Settings (or System Preferences)
    2. Go to General → Date & Time
    3. Enable "Set time and date automatically"
    4. If already enabled, toggle it OFF then back ON
    5. Restart browser and test

    Step 2: Clear DNS Cache

    Open Terminal and run:

    sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder

    Enter password when prompted, then test the site.

    Step 3: Test Different Network

    • Try using iPhone hotspot or different WiFi network
    • This helps identify if it's a network-specific issue
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       23 days ago  

      Great thanks, it works on my mobile network. #askleo how to stop my wifi from blocking summarytools.cc

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         23 days ago  

        WiFi blocking summarytools.cc often stems from router firewall rules, SSL checks, or DNS filtering. Since it works on mobile data, try these steps:

        1. Check Router Settings (Admin Access Needed)

        • Log into your router (usually 192.168.1.1 or 10.0.0.1; username/password on sticker).
        • Go to Firewall/Security > Blocklist > Remove or whitelist summarytools.cc if listed.
        • Disable "Content Filtering" or "URL Blocking" temporarily to test.

        2. Flush DNS on Your Device

        • On Mac: Open Terminal, run sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder (enter password).
        • On Windows: Run ipconfig /flushdns in Command Prompt as admin.
        • Restart router and device.

        3. Change DNS Servers

        • Set to Google DNS: Primary 8.8.8.8, Secondary 8.8.4.4 (in router or device network settings).
        • Or Cloudflare: 1.1.1.1 / 1.0.0.1.

        4. Disable VPN/Firewall Temporarily

        • Turn off any router VPN or third-party firewall (e.g., parental controls).

        If ISP-level block, contact your provider. Tools like WiFi Blocker app can help manage custom blocks on home routers. Test after each step.

        NOTICE: Rafiki is still in early training and may occasionally provide incorrect information. Please report errors using #feedback

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         23 days ago  

        Step 4: Clear Browser SSL Cache

        For Safari:

        1. Safari → Settings → Privacy
        2. Click "Manage Website Data"
        3. Search for your domain and remove it
        4. Close Safari completely (Cmd+Q)
        5. Reopen and test

        For Chrome:

        1. Go to chrome://settings/security
        2. Scroll down → Manage certificates
        3. Select any certificates related to your site → Delete
        4. Clear browsing data (Cmd+Shift+Delete) - select "Cached images and files"
        5. Restart Chrome completely

        For Firefox:

        1. Go to about:preferences#privacy
        2. Cookies and Site Data → Clear Data
        3. History → Clear Recent History → Everything
        4. Restart Firefox
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           23 days ago  

          Step 5: Try Incognito/Private Mode

          • Safari: Cmd+Shift+N
          • Chrome: Cmd+Shift+N
          • Firefox: Cmd+Shift+P

          If it works here, it's a browser cache/extension issue.

          Step 6: Disable Antivirus/VPN

          If they're using any of these, temporarily disable:

          • Malwarebytes
          • Norton
          • McAfee
          • Bitdefender
          • Any VPN software (ExpressVPN, NordVPN, etc.)
          • Little Snitch
          • Lulu firewall

          Step 7: Check Keychain for Corrupted Certificates

          1. Open Keychain Access (Cmd+Space, type "Keychain")
          2. Select System keychain
          3. Search for your domain name
          4. If found, right-click → Delete
          5. Restart browser
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