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Hey all, I'm having the same issue tbh – site not loading on my end. I'm getting a blank white page or sometimes just a spinning circle that never finishes. No error message, just dead. Tried it on my phone and laptop, same result. Could be a server hiccup on their side, but I wanted to see if anyone else has been seeing this lately.
First thing I did was check my internet – everything else was working fine, so I knew it wasn't my connection. Then I tried a different browser (Chrome vs Firefox), cleared the cache and cookies – still nothing. I even rebooted my router just to be thorough, but the site still wouldn't load. I tested with a VPN set to a different location, which sometimes helps if it's a regional block, but no dice. At that point I figured it's pretty much on the server end.
The fix for me was just waiting it out – after about an hour it came back on its own. If you're locked out for longer, you can try accessing the site via an alternative URL or IP address if you have one saved. Some people have had luck using the Tor browser or a different DNS like Google's (8.8.8.8) to bypass any routing issues. You can also check if the domain is resolving correctly by running a ping or nslookup from your command line. If you get a response but no page, it might be a specific page or script causing the hang.
For prevention, I'd recommend keeping a backup link or a .onion mirror if the site offers one – some vendors do that for maintenance. Also, it's worth installing a browser extension that automatically refreshes a page at intervals, so if the site comes back while you're away you won't miss it. Honestly, not much you can do on your end if their server is down, but knowing a few workarounds saves the headache. Hope everyone gets back on soon.