When I enter the page:
I am getting Error 330 (net::ERR_CONTENT_DECODING_FAILED). But when I try to use FF, it works.
BTW, the facebook social widgets (which load this file) is not working on Chrome. I have the latest version.
What is wrong?
16 Answers
This can happen when an HTTP request's headers claim that the content is gzip encoded, but it isn't. This happened to me just now on Wordpress where I had WP Super Cache's gzip compression enabled. Normally it worked fine, but when I dumped some content out before the page was properly generated, it screwed up the compression.
Resolution if you're the web developer: turn off gzip encoding or make sure the content is in fact encoded.
3Using codeigniter, go to /config/config.php and set
$config['compress_output'] = FALSE;And this worked for me, but the real solution should be inside apache configurations
4I reinstalled Chrome and it fixed the problem.
Reason also could be your antivirus web shield. In my case I had issues with a lot of css files, so I set exclusion rule for css files. Try turning the shield off for a minute, reload the page you have problems with (use full reload, Ctrl+F5). If it works, try to exclude js files (you can also do it for css files before you even get such problems with them) from your web shield
I had this affecting all web pages (not even Google would load).
Closing Chrome and starting it again solved it for me so far. If it turns out to be a recurring problem, I’ll try re-installing Chrome.
I had a client using an older theme that used php and declared: ob_start("ob_gzhandler");
Thing is Apache was config'd the server gzip'd content so the content was compressed "twice" this caused the same error in chrome for me.