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Context

I am updating my website (a WordPress site). I am occasionally reloading the page as I make changes to it.

My Chrome is Version 83.0.4103.61 (Official Build) (64-bit).

Problem

Typically, after perhaps 3-5 updates and subsequent reloads, I am not able to load the webpage anymore. I am simply seeing

Waiting for available socket...

At the bottom of the page. I can wait as long as I want, but nothing happens.

In fact, if I try to open any subpage from the page, Chrome just keeps showing the same error.

If I reopen the same page in an incognito-window or in a different browser, it opens without any issues.

Tried solutions

Restart Chrome? This works. But now my workflow is becoming really inconvenient as after every ~5 updates I have to restart my browser setup.

Open a new incognito window? Works, but same issues as above.

Open in a different browser? Works, but same issues as above.

❌ Open in a new tab? Error persists.

❌ Flush socket pools? Many posts recommend going to chrome://net-internals/#sockets and flushing socket pools. No impact for me, unfortunately.

❌ Disable antivirus? Issue persists.

❌ Clear cookies and cache? Issue persists.

❌ Disable all extensions? Issue persists.

My question

What would you try next? Or how do you even diagnose this problem further?

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    Does this answer your question? ["Waiting for available socket", fix from the server end](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42445360/waiting-for-available-socket-fix-from-the-server-end) – Arnie97 Dec 18 '20 at 10:15

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