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Context

I am updating my website (a WordPress site). I am occasionally reloading the page as I make changes to it.

My Chrome is Version 83.0.4103.61 (Official Build) (64-bit).

Problem

Typically, after perhaps 3-5 updates and subsequent reloads, I am not able to load the webpage anymore. I am simply seeing

Waiting for available socket...

At the bottom of the page. I can wait as long as I want, but nothing happens.

In fact, if I try to open any subpage from the page, Chrome just keeps showing the same error.

If I reopen the same page in an incognito-window or in a different browser, it opens without any issues.

Tried solutions

Restart Chrome? This works. But now my workflow is becoming really inconvenient as after every ~5 updates I have to restart my browser setup.

Open a new incognito window? Works, but same issues as above.

Open in a different browser? Works, but same issues as above.

Open in a new tab? Error persists.

Flush socket pools? Many posts recommend going to chrome://net-internals/#sockets and flushing socket pools. No impact for me, unfortunately.

Disable antivirus? Issue persists.

Clear cookies and cache? Issue persists.

Disable all extensions? Issue persists.

My question

What would you try next? Or how do you even diagnose this problem further?

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    Does this answer your question? ["Waiting for available socket", fix from the server end](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42445360/waiting-for-available-socket-fix-from-the-server-end) – Arnie97 Dec 18 '20 at 10:15

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