Why a page can work on Wi-Fi but not mobile data
The two connections may use different DNS resolvers, routes and filtering. Testing each layer separately avoids blaming the browser too early.
Clear answers to small questions about the everyday internet.
The two connections may use different DNS resolvers, routes and filtering. Testing each layer separately avoids blaming the browser too early.
A certificate ties a site name to a cryptographic identity. A warning can indicate a wrong clock, an intercepted connection or a server serving the wrong name.
It mainly prevents local history and cookies from remaining after the window closes. Networks and visited services still see ordinary connection data.
Browsers cache documents and assets differently. A normal reload may reuse files while a full reload asks the server for fresh copies.