MTA:SA fix

An in game browser page cannot load

A web page inside the game could not load. That is not a game connection error, so read its full error text and use the step that fits.

Steps

1. Allow the domain if you trust it

   Only if MTA asks permission for a domain, and it is for the page you meant to open.

   Check the domain (the website name) that MTA asks about, and allow it if you trust it. Then open that page again. A missing permission and a certificate error are different problems.

   Source: MTA wiki

2. Reconnect your network

   Only if the browser says ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED and ordinary websites fail too.

   Reconnect your normal network first. Then open the in game page again.

   Source: MTA wiki

3. Open the page in your usual browser

   For a public page that you trust, open its normal public address in your usual browser. If it fails there too, the page or your connection needs fixing as well. Do not copy a URL that contains login tokens into a public report.

   Careful: Do not skip past a certificate warning, and do not turn off HTTPS checks.

   Source: MTA wiki

4. Send the error to the page’s owner

   One of these errors may still be there: a wrong address, a refused connection, a domain that cannot be found, or a certificate error. If so, give the server or page owner the error text and the public domain name. The owner may need to fix the URL or the website. No single fix on your side is known for every browser error.

   Source: MTA wiki

Still not fixed? Copy the whole message, not only the code, and check your log in the Fix tool. It is read on your own computer.

Other problems like this

• Server browser is empty or stuck on Loading
• Lag, high ping or packet loss in MTA
• Fatal error or CRC mismatch when joining a server
• Invalid nickname or Nick already in use
• CD36: Join flood, wait a minute then reconnect
• Unknown protocol, No address specified or Bad port number when joining by address

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