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Get the error message: Rate Limited
You are making too many requests too quickly. Please slow down and try again in a few seconds. Please do NOT screenshot this page as it has your IP address listed below.
Another symptom is that it will open the page and I can observe it rapidly opening the page repeatedly until I stop it.
On other sites such as Homedepot.com I can land on the home page but when I attempt to search I get Oops!! Something went wrong. Please refresh page and it sends me back to the home page.
Note: There are articles on the web regarding similar issues had by others. I am experiencing a similar situation where Edge works OK, but any other browser does not.
Expected result: Normal login and web site functionality without using Private Browsing.
Control + Shift + "i" ("eye", no quotes) gets the Developer Tools > Network tab window
Control + Shift + "j" ("jay", no quotes) gets the Developer Tools > Console tab window
Or, use the F12 key â also works for MacOS users.
On the first occasion of using Developer Tools, the Developer Tools âwindowâ is usually a part of (contained within) its associated Brave Browser window . . . but you can make the Developer Tools window, a standalone window (though keeping its association with the Brave Browser window). I recommend that you do so:
In the upper right-hand corner of the Developer Tools window, there is an âOrganizerâ 3-vertical-dots button - click on that. The result should be a pop-up:
Notice the tiny blue icon that is first (left to right) among 4 that are to the right of âDock sideâ. Click on that icon. The Developer Tools window will become a standalone window.
Also try, while Brave Browser is at âgab.comâ, click the Site-Specific Brave Browser [lion] icon near the right end of the browserâs URL address field, and relax the Fingerprinting setting.
I attempted to run the Dev tools but the instructions all appear to be MAC OS related and Iâm running Win 11. I am able to open the debugging window in Brave by pressing F12. When I shut off the feature âBlock Fingerprintingâ the symptoms went away.
Thank you for noticing what I have failed to: Some of the Developer Tools guidance links that once-upon-a-time, worked, are now KAPUT.
In addition to, for some unknown reason, Brave Support has changed the key combination for Windows OS / Linux OS users opening Brave Browserâs Developer Tools, from:
Control + Shift + "i" ("eye", no quotes) to Control + Shift + "j" ("jay", no quotes) ?
But wait, I am wrong again, because they are trying to do 2 things at once?
Control + Shift + "i" ("eye", no quotes) gets the Developer Tools > Network tab window
Control + Shift + "j" ("jay", no quotes) gets the Developer Tools > Console tab window
And, F12 key works for Windows OS, Linux OS, MacOS.
Yet, you prevailed by way of the Site-Specific Brave Browser [lion] icon.
