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1. #FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME HOW TO#
2. #FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME 480P#
3. #FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME UPDATE#
4. #FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME PORTABLE#
5. #FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME SOFTWARE#

How Can I Fix YouTube Freezing in Google Chrome/Firefox/IE?

#FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME UPDATE#

I will update these comments if I get any further issues or solutions. I went through all the methods described above they all provided a temporary solution, but the VPN is what finally worked for me in my heavily-firewalled location where Udemy was not technically blocked, but sufficiently slowed to a standstill. VPN’s are usually legal and effective (as of this writing), though it may create a bit more lag. This option may allow you to access more of the web in general but it should be noted that internet access can always be physically interrupted at a main router or backbone of a nation’s satellite or ocean cable telecom network. If it can, you may need a VPN service with a good track record for your location. In this case, obtain a VPN-connected device to see if it can log onto the website from your wifi. If the problem persists across multiple devices it could be your router settings or your ISP’s issue – as when you live in a country with border firewalls, which can slow loading until pages are timed out. If it’s just your computer, research the updated preferable SSL settings for your system or go into your control panel Security Settings to the Advanced Controls and try checking or resetting your SSL checkmarks there).

If you’re using wifi, try another device on your router to see if the problem persists, or if it’s just your computer.

#FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME HOW TO#

If you’re still having issues, it could be something to do with your router or network, ISP, or SSL settings (the Secure Socket Layer protocols on your computer that decide how to handle HTTPS websites like Udemy).

#FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME SOFTWARE#

if that doens’t work, try to disable browser Adblockers, and Web Shield antivirus software to see if that is the culprit, then disable those add-ons for Udemy. Videos don’t often play in China but Udemy’s actually do play normally (as of today, tomorrow who knows).ģ. This might clear Udemy right up! It worked for me! And I am in China with LOTS of layered networking barriers from the Great Firewall. Check your downloads folder and see if you have more than one version of Flash player in there, and click to reinstall the older version of Adobe flash. Newer versions sometimes cause bugs with browsers. check to see if you have installed or updated any Adobe Acrobat or Flash or other Adobe product that may have updated your Flash plater.

#FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME 480P#

check Udemy’s video player stream quallty settings – make sure you switch from 720p or 480p to 360p.Ģ. If you cleared your cache but it’s still slow, try these options.ġ. It’s probably a flash player problem, since Udemy’s page is pretty much gone from a flash crash. If you are still able to access the Udemy banner, but the page is blank, or video thumbnails or player are verrrrry sloooooow, then it’s likely not your network or IP. Mail them at and include information about your browser, operating system, the course and video you encountered the issue, and screenshots of it as well.ĭescribe the issue in detail including where you went and what you did on the site. If none of the methods resolved your issue you may want to contact Udemy support directly. Waiting can resolve issues that you have no control over such as server issues. You can download the latest version of Flash from Adobe. If you are using the Flash video player on Udemy make sure that the plugin is up to date.

#FIREFOX NOT RESPONDING ALL THE TIME PORTABLE#

You can download a portable version of Firefox or Chrome as well and use it for these kinds of tests. Internet Explorer on Windows if you are using Firefox or Chrome, try that browser to see if the issue is browser related. If you have another browser on your system, e.g.

This is another simple option that may work at times. The Ctrl-key ensures that the disk cache is bypassed so that all contents are retrieved from Udemy directly again. Hit Ctrl-F5 on the keyboard to force a reload of the page.