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Gmail not working on Safari or Firefox

I can't access Gmail on my Macbook or iMac. They both are connected wirelessly and I have tried Firefox and Safari. Right now it's only Gmail that I can't access but sometimes it's the whole Google domain.


I've got the correct DNS settings for my ISP as well as running Safari in 64-bit mode.


My Windows PC (on the same router as the Macs) connects to the Google domain fine.

Mac OS X (10.6.8)

Posted on May 25, 2012 9:10 AM

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May 25, 2012 3:19 PM in response to Zbornak

Welcome to Apple Support Communities.


Looks like Gmail was 'down' several times earlier today (about 12 and 6 hours ago as I post this) according to user reports on downrightnow.com

http://downrightnow.com/gmail

User uploaded file

Since your hardware is apparently working fine and you haven't updated or changed software configurations, often the only solution is to wait a few hours (while Google/Gmail diagnoses and fixes their problem) and try again.

May 26, 2012 6:40 PM in response to Zbornak

Are you trying to log into the same Google account on any computer?


Are you logging out of Google?


I remember giving a class once on how to setup a Google email account, it wouldn't let me make multiple accounts on the same machine, or from the same IP address when I switched machines.


However Google search should work fine if your logged out.



Only think I can thinkk of is you got malware on the PC and it changed the DNS settings on the router, working with the PC to divert your Google traffic elsewhere.


I would reset the router, update it's firmware, make a new SSID and password, and then try with a single Mac, to work out the bugs, then the second Mac and finally roll up the PC last.


WiFi security issues, at home and WiFi hotspots

Gmail not working on Safari or Firefox

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