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How to fix net::ERR_INCOMPLETE_CHUNKED_ENCODING error in Chrome?
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Who had something similar? The page just stops loading and this is a miracle in the console.
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Try to sniff the traffic, this message means that the connection is being closed before the end of the data transfer. In chunked, at the end of the data, there must be a chunk of zero size, i.e. just a null character with a newline, make sure that it is transmitted in the problem connection. If it is not transmitted, look for problems on the server, if it is transmitted, then locally. These can either be problems on the server (for example, asynchronous sending is used, but linger is not set on the socket) or in some filtering software, such as a proxy or antivirus. Perhaps some filter cuts out the data during transmission, but does not change the size of the chunk.
I just had the same problem. On the Nginx server that proxies requests.
The problem was solved by disabling the response buffer from proxied servers.
ps
The problem arose suddenly, so the solution is urgent. I did not analyze its impact on performance, but it is not noticeable to the eye without tests)). I'll try to add an answer when I get deeper.
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