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Anyone else having a problem with accessing their Gmail account? I get a constant "Loading" page with it refreshing over and over... been like that for me since late last night.
 
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clean up your cache... it works fine on me...
 
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Nope.. that got me to the log-in screen, but as soon as I tried to login, I got the "loading" page repeatedly again.. can't access it at all..


maroulis said:
clean up your cache... it works fine on me...
 
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everything is working.
 
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works all right at my end its okay.
 
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I finally had to log in using an alternate address: http://mail.google.com/mail/h/, instead of my usual www.gmail.com.. would not work otherwise, no matter what I tried. It will work in HTML setting only.. if I try to switch it to Standard view, it just keeps reloading.
 
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sounds like nasty Adware ;) run Lavasoft'd Ad-Aware there is a free edition and do a full-system scan....
 
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its just fine here...
 
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The only way I've been able to access Gmail normally is with Firefox.. can't access it (except in HTML mode) with IE, just keeps refreshing the Loading page.
 
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Gmail is working perfectly for me as well
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simon
 
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Yep perfect for me, probably your cache
 
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Working fine here too...
 
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Try and make sure your not downloading when you login, because I sometimes have that problem when i am.
 
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