I'm getting this message when I click on some web links "The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred". The first time I clicked the link it asked about apple application verification and I said I trusted it but still no access. This was happening before and after I updated to the Sierra software.
MacBook Pro
No you don't need to have extensions just that they are available to add functionality to Safari but occasionally you might get one that could interfere with how Safari works.
I have tried to access the site via Safari and I can't get through either, it maybe just that the developer of the website has not factored in that some people may use Safari to access the site and they have only legislated for 'popular' web browsers. Its local govt so they have probably only gone for the lowest common denominator.
Sounds to me to be a problem with the websites rather than your set up. Have you tried another browser.
Awesome. I downloaded google chrome and now i have no issues. Thanks!
Ok so the problem might be with Safari after all, do you have any extensions installed in Safari that may be causing the issue.
No extensions. Should i have some? I can access the webpage on my iPhone through safari.
Don't know if it's relevant but this is the page I was trying to access https://www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/ohir/Pages/CHSP.aspx
Having Issues Accessing Certain Websites
