Ah, here we go again.
It looks like the loading has stopped.
In this case, simply stopping the ongoing loading and then trying to load again doesn't help.
I have to toggle AdGuard off and on again.

Also, if this happens when I try to post on a message board or similar, the post never makes it to the server.
No matter how long I wait, it doesn't work, so I have to give up and switch AdGuard off and on.
The process is stopped immediately, and if I press the post button again, it's sent correctly right away.

adguard_logs_4.7.179_1412_202612.zip

Would a log exported 10 minutes after a problem occurred be useful?

@raki-can Hi!
Open Recent activity log after loading the affected website (for example, bbc.animanch.com). Do you see any blocked requests related to the website?

Would a log exported 10 minutes after a problem occurred be useful?

To find the cause of this problem, we need to take a look at the debug logs. Would you mind collecting the logs by following the steps below?

1. Enable debug logging:
   Settings -> General -> Advanced -> Logging level -> Debug.

2. Reproduce the problem, then remember the exact time when it happened.

3. Collect logs:
   Settings -> General -> Advanced -> Export logs and system info.

4. Send this file to qa@adguard.com:

   • include [android] keyword and 5546 in the subject of your email
   • specify the exact time when the issue occurred

OK, I'll change the debug log settings right away so I can use it again if the problem occurs again.

As I mentioned in my first post, I have no idea why this problem occurs.
When I'm viewing a website that usually works fine, and I've just viewed a page a few minutes ago, when I try to open another page, it ends up like the screenshot.

I have no idea how to reproduce it or what the conditions are, and it always happens suddenly.
I can usually use "bbs.animanch.com" as shown in the screenshot without any problems.
But suddenly, without any warning, I can't load or post on the bulletin board properly.
It doesn't happen only on certain sites, or only on certain Wi-Fi spots. It doesn't happen at certain times, and I can't think of any common operations.

Anyway, I don't have any clues at the moment.
I'll just change the log level settings for next time and hope that it helps in the end.

@raki-can Got it.
We are waiting patiently for the problem to occur again.
Could this be a temporary interruption of the Internet on the network?

@Versty A few hours ago this problem occurred again and after taking a screenshot and recording the time of occurrence, I tried to email the log file, but due to file size restrictions I could not attach the log file directly to the email.
Can I upload the log file here?

I then did some testing on the problem that occurred and was able to make some very important findings.

• This time the problem occurred in "bbs.animanch.com"
• When I tried to make a post on the forum, the process stopped, confirming that the problem had occurred.
• Immediately afterwards I could not reload another thread on the same site.
• However, when I went to a tab on another website (rikunabi-yakuzaishi.jp/) that was already open, it appeared to load correctly, and when I tried tapping a link on the page to open another page on the same site, it worked fine.
• However, opening the "bbs.animanch.com" tab again and trying to reload it again did not change the situation
• I turned AdGuard off -> on as usual and everything was back to normal

This showed me that "not all websites are affected by the problem" and that "it is not simply a communication problem unrelated to AdGuard, with the whole internet connection being temporarily unstable".
However, this is not a problem specific to "bbs.animanch.com".At the very least, similar problems also occur with "https://news.yahoo.co.jp/" where pages can fail to load.

@raki-can If possible, please upload the file to Google drive and send the link by email.

Thank you for additional details!

@Versty Thanks, I have sent an email to the address you provided with a link to the log file and some explanations.