Unable To Access Certain Websites or Webpages (SOLVED)

Unable to access a webpage you visited recently or can’t access certain websites? It’s never your internet connections.

Unable To Access Certain Websites/Web pages

I experienced this with a website I visited recently, closed it, and tried to access the website again but it was not connecting. And the funniest part is, my network coverage which I thought was the problem is full, active, and wasn’t the issue.

Why Not My Network Coverage?

I tried accessing other websites with the same device, same browser, it worked and loaded smoothly.

So what’s the problem?

There are numbers of things that must have gone wrong and I had no idea. After being worried for some time, I got one on the below list to solve the problem. If you are unable to access a website you visited recently, follow the below tips.

UNABLE TO ACCESS A WEBPAGE [solution 1]

Clear Cache And Other Private Data

If you are unable to access certain websites or a webpage you visited recently, clearing cache and other private data should be your first step to solve the problem. Anytime you visit a webpage, some specific data are stored on your browser and most times too much of it may cause this clash.
To clear data,

• Open Browser
• Go to Settings
• Privacy
  

Now clear cache, cookies, images, and others… kindly note that “History” has nothing to do with the inaccessible websites, so skipping history data has no effect in this case.

Check Web Address

Also, the wrong typing of a web address can affect certain websites from loading properly. Make sure the web address is well organized following the few tips below…

• Check spellings if you are missing out on any letter.
• Have you over-type address?
• Make sure there is no space in the web address.
• And last, some websites or web pages won’t be accessible unless “HTTP://” is added correctly.
  

Another Addition: Make use of “HTTP://” instead of “HTTPS://” when accessing the website again. This will help in some cases because most websites authors may inter-switch connections from time to time.

And mind you; “HTTPS” is a secured connection recommended by Google.

Try Reloading The Webpage

Save data must have relaxed, kindly refresh the website to increase site responsiveness.
This step may differ depending on browser type. In some browsers reload button may be like a 360 icon at the top or bottom on the browser screen, some may have it shown as Reload or Refresh while some may not be visible.
To reload the page,

• Click on  3dots and reload.
  

Delete Or Moved Webpage

This may be another reason why you are still unable to access certain web pages or websites. The site author must have deleted the page you seek or have re-edited it. To verify that the webpage has been moved or deleted try accessing the same site homepage.
You can always do this by,

• Clicking on the website header(name or title), 
• Click Home or
• Type-In web address in taskbar and enter.

Accept Cookies And Images

Certain websites are accessible if only cookies and images are turned on in your browser. Cookies are responsible for good navigation and will make your browsing experience a better one.
To turn ON cookies, kindly go to

• Browser Settings
• Privacy
• Accept Cookies & Images
  

Clear App Data Or Reinstall App

Finally, you will be able to access recently visited websites again by clearing app data or uninstalling the current app. This enables the browser to start afresh with a new experience.

After following the above steps if you are still unable to access the webpage, maybe it’s your network service coverage issue. I recommend the below guides to resolve the issue.

Website Won’t load Correctly Fixed by Whitson Gordon

UNABLE TO ACCESS A WEBPAGE [solution 2]

Turn On Flight Mode

Flight mode turns off every radio connection to any device including Data Connections, WiFi, Sms & Calls, etc. And aside from turning off the connections, I listed below, flight mode will help change the network IP Address to a more refreshed, available, and active server.
It’s a small airplane icon, located in settings on several devices.

• Turn OFF, then ON in a short time.
  

Additional Info: The word Flight Mode may differ base on device type. This feature may be called Airplane Mode, Aeroplane Mode, Offline Mode, or Standalone Mode. Take a good note of this.

Change Preferred Network

If your network is set as 2G/3G or 2G only, consider switching to 3G or 4G only to increase network signal strength.
You can always achieve this by,

• Going to Settings
• Tap More…
• Tap on Preferred network Type
• Now select 3G or 4G only, your choice.

After the above, reboot your device and revisit the webpage again. For real it should be accessible right now…

I earlier noticed that most people find it difficult to use Facebook. I overheard a user some days ago saying “My Facebook page not loading properly I don’t why”, and not only that, more other complaints came up and that’s why I provided a solution to the problem in post. Below is a link to the article.

Is Your Facebook Page Not Loading Properly? Here Is A Quick Fix For You

Do make sure you check it out.

Are you still unable to access a webpage you visited recently? Have you encountered such a problem ever? What was your solution?

Let me hear from you.

Do well to share… Someone may need this also.

Peace And Blessing…