thick sage
I am getting this same error, but I did not downgrade. I still pay monthly to use ChatGPT+. In addition, I have no VPNs and have tried on chrome and microsoft edge with the same issue. My phone connected to the same wifi is still able to access the android version. Anyone know what is going on?
high frigate
I am getting this same error, but I did not downgrade. I still pay monthly to us...
Hello! You said you've tried Chrome and Edge, but this screenshot looks like Firefox to me--have you also tried Firefox, or is this just someone else's error that you're also having in Chrome and Edge?
thick sage
Someone elses error, i saw it and copied it because it was the exact same but I wasnt using a vpn like they were
I can try firefox
high frigate
I can try firefox
Thanks for clarifying! Yes, could you give Firefox a shot as a test? Edge and Chrome are both Chromium-based browsers, so a non-Chromium browser like Firefox is a good test.
thick sage
I also turned off AdBlock with the same problem*
high frigate
I also turned off AdBlock with the same problem*
Do you mean you tried this in Firefox, or are you still giving Firefox a go?
thick sage
I just tried Firefox and same error
It even has me try cloudflare each time i open chatgpt @high frigate
high frigate
It even has me try cloudflare each time i open chatgpt <@1072241575180120124>
Hmm okay, thanks for the info! You've mentioned that the Android app works--as another test, can you open a private tab on a web browser on your Android phone and go to chat.openai.com there? Then sign in, and test again? This might help identify whether it's something ChatGPT doesn't like about your network, or if it might be something about your computer itself.
thick sage
I did that and it worked on the browser for chatgpt
high frigate
I did that and it worked on the browser for chatgpt
Okay, so that makes it seem like it's something with the computer. You mentioned "no VPNs" at the beginning but I just want to double check, do you mean no VPN installed at all, or just a VPN that's disabled?
thick sage
I dont believe I have any VPNs installed
high frigate
I dont believe I have any VPNs installed
Does your computer run Windows, macOS, or Linux?
thick sage
Windows
high frigate
Windows
To check to see if a VPN might be running, can you open "Task Mananager" with the key combination Ctrl+Shift+Esc? Once you're here, take a look at "Processes". This will list all the apps you have open, as well as the programs that are running in the background. Scan through this list and keep an eye out for anything that could be a VPN, or some other program that potentially filters your traffic like an antivirus/firewall program. Let me know if you find anything that might be a clue!
thick sage
Im not sure, I got a final in a couple hours so I'll have to pause this debug. Thank you for your help thus far and Ill keep looking into it