400 Bad Request

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When your server encounters a client error that doesn’t fit into any one category, it will result in the 400 Bad Request response. That indicates there are other potential causes for this mistake, such as:

  • A URL that was input improperly or that contains characters that are prohibited.
  • Tampered cookies or caches in browsers.
  • Differences between the information in your local DNS cache and the Domain Name System (DNS).
  • Attempting to upload a very large file.
  • A general server error of some form.

There are a few possible fixes, like removing cookies and cache from your browser, disabling browser extensions, and cleaning the DNS cache and browser cache.


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