Google search error forbidden chrome

Asked By Selena Gomez 0 points N/A Posted on - 07/01/2011

When I tried to search something on a site using the search engine powered by Google, I got a Google Error Forbidden: your client does not have permission to get url from this server.

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Answered By Sam Witwiky 0 points N/A #80590

Google search error forbidden chrome

Hi!

Errors such as “your client does not have permission to get URL , occurs when a user tries to search queries on a website which is an AdSense-based Google search engine. This error will be seen if this AdSense account has been displaced or removed. To strengthen this, check for the word pub in the error.  If it is, then surely the error is due to a removed AdSense account. There is nothing you can do about this error.

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• Posted on - 07/10/2011
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Answered By Davis Karrie 0 points N/A #80591

Google search error forbidden chrome

I remind it is your chrome problem. If you want to search anything by Google, you face an Google error. Your chrome is not permitted by Google.

I have one solution for you that, You can change your chrome browser, And install new chrome browser then you search anything by Google.

It can solve your problem.

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• Posted on - 12/19/2012
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Answered By Griesham karla 0 points N/A #80592

Google search error forbidden chrome

Hi there,

 

This seems to be a problem with sites that are mainly ad-sense based. I can assure you that the problem does not reside with your system (mainly your chrome browser).

 

This problem has been the norm of late, the problem lies with Google's ad-sense local dns/subnet lookup ports which are in conflict, hence blocking any incoming traffic but doesn't quite effect the outgoing traffic from the site(s).

 

Basically what I am saying is that, the problem is not at your end, but lies at Google's end which I am sure will be resolved within a short space of time.

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• Posted on - 12/20/2012
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