Website not showing up

[Sabry.Superman]

Hey there!

So this is my website: http://garrasi.rf.gd/

The issue is that my website content isn’t shown, it shows this instead

It also have a SSL certificate: https://garrasi.rf.gd/ but it shows this

Any idea on how to fix?

[KangJL]

No issue

[HELPINDIA]

Clear browser cache or use incognito mode!
Its working fine

[Sabry.Superman]

Both using incognito mode & clearing the cache didn’t fix the issue sadly, but I’m glad it is working fine

and someone next to me tried on his pc and it didn’t work for him either

[HELPINDIA]

Then it may be cause of DNS propagation so wait for a while!
Hope you aware of DNS propagation

[Sabry.Superman]

I am a bit, but how come it works for you already?

[HELPINDIA]

You and your neighborhood sitting on same ISP I think so DNS propagation will be the cause

[HELPINDIA]

Here I’m from India!
DNS propagation change with respect to country Origin and ISP

[Sabry.Superman]

ah, depending on the ISP

[ChrisPAR]

If you’d like access earlier, you can try the advice on this post (or use a VPN):

@Admin

Switch to a better DNS resolver

One of the biggest problems with DNS caching is that DNS Resolvers can cache their results for a long time, and there is no way to clear their caches unless you operate the DNS Resolver yourself.

Fortunately, you are (generally) not forced to use the DNS Resolver provided by your internet provider. Many routers and most devices offer ways to configure your own DNS Resolvers. There are a few great DNS resolvers available for everyone to use. Many of these DNS resolvers don’t cache results as long as the resolvers operated by internet providers, and are sometimes even faster!

A few popular, fast and free DNS resolvers are:

• 1.1.1.1 provided by Cloudflare.
• Google Public DNS .
• OpenDNS .

Which DNS resolver is the fastest for you depends on your location and your network connection. In order to figure out which provider is the fastest (and check some other options) you can use a tool like Namebench to test and compare DNS resolvers.

[Sabry.Superman]

Works, thanks <3