Pavel Jelic Despite the fact that apple products are generally considered very reliable, from time to time you may find yourself in a situation where they do not work as expected. The truth is that in recent years the occurrence of errors across apple systems has increased, however, Apple is doing everything it can to gradually fix them. You've probably opened this article because you can't access some or all websites on your Mac. Let's look together at 5 tips on what you can do in such a situation.
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Flying around the world with Apple Force quit Safari
Before you jump into any complex actions, perform a classic forced termination of Safari. Personally, recently I often encounter the fact that Safari stops working properly after a long time of launch, and a forced exit can help. To implement it, you just need to in the Dock he tappedi right click (two fingers) on Safari icon, subsequently held the Option key (Alt), and then tap on Force termination. If that doesn't help, try using another browser and as the case may be restarts the Mac.
Restart the router
If you are unable to go to the selected website even after closing Safari, using a different browser and restarting your Mac, it is possible that the problem is in the router. But the good news is that there are many cases where a simple action is enough to solve the problem classic router restart. You can do this in several ways - either through the interface in the browser, or directly physically. Most routers have a button on their body so you can turn the router off, wait a minute, and then turn it back on. If necessary, of course you can simply unplug the router from the socket.
Turn off Private Transfer
A few months ago, Apple introduced the new iCloud+ service, which is available to all iCloud subscribers. In addition to getting cloud storage thanks to this service, it also boasts various security features - the main one being Private Relay. This feature can completely hide your IP address and other information from sites and trackers by using proxy servers that act as "middlemen" that can anonymize you. However, this feature is still in beta and some users complain that they cannot access certain pages while using it. In this case, it is sufficient to turn off Private transmission, in → System Preferences → Apple ID → iCloud, where u Private Transfer (beta) click on Elections… Then, in the next window, click on the top right Turn off…
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Disable IP tracking restrictions
Apple is one of the few technology companies that cares about the security and privacy of its customers. Thus, it comes with various features that make you feel safer while using the Internet and various services. On Mac, the feature to restrict IP address tracking is enabled by default in Safari and Mail. However, even this function can cause problems with the impossibility of loading some web pages in certain cases. It is often enough to simply turn this feature off. You can do this by going to → System Preferences → Network, where on the left click on Wi-Fi and then tick off possibility Restrict IP address tracking.
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Perform network diagnostics
Have you done countless different actions, but none of them helped and you still can't solve the problem with opening pages? If so, you should know that macOS includes a special utility that can perform a complete diagnosis of your Wi-Fi network and then tell you where the problem might be. You can start this diagnostics simply by holding down on the keyboard Option (Alt), and then tap on the top bar Wi-Fi icon. Select an option from the menu that appears Open the Wireless Diagnostics… A new window will then open, where you press the button Continue a wait for diagnostics to run. After the test is completed, you will be presented with information about the possible causes of a malfunctioning connection.
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