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1/18/2023 10:34:27 PM
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CSS errors on Bungie.net
I am unable to view articles on Bungie.net on the Firefox browser
This is the error code I receive
Error
Loading CSS chunk 38 failed. (/7/static/css/News-NewsArticle.291a836b.chunk.css)
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Same problem here also on latest version of Firefox only. Alot of errors in de webconsole. Deleting all cookies and caches doesn't work. Maybe we need dawning cookies for it to work :)
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2 RepliesEdited by Pheesh123: 3/3/2025 4:53:07 PMGoogled this error today, 7/5/2024, and found a comment below about an internet browser extension called privacy badger. I do not have this extension installed however, I do use a raspberry Pi running Pi-Hole (a DNS blocker). Checking the logs there was an entry that was being blocked when I was trying to access bungie.net. p.typekit.net is the domain being blocked. A quick Google search says it is owned by Adobe and supports loading fonts for websites. Long post short, whitelisted the p.typekit.net domain on my Pi-Hole and the bungie.net errors stopped. Commenting for any future users who land here following an error and a Google search. [u] [i][b]EDIT: UPDATE:: 3/3/2025:::[/b][/u][/i] Back again 3/3/2025, CSS errors popped back up. Running latest Mozilla Firefox, privacy badger, adblock plus (free), Ghostery, Malwarebytes Browser Guard. Whitelisted the p.typekit.net using a Regex filter on my Raspberry pi running Pi-hole. White listing Bungie.net across all blockers/guards did not resolve the CSS errors. I had to actually [u]disable[/u] all of the extensions. Once I did that I was able to load the Season Pass page and use the Season Pass Wayback Machine extension released recently.
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my issue was internet, i just used a different connection and it worked for me, i wasnt going to take the time and figure out what was the issue on my main net
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2 RepliesOld post but I'll add to it with how I fixed it. I had a plugin called privacy badger and by disabling it, my access was restored.
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2 RepliesIt's because of ad blockers for some reason
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2 RepliesCheck that you are not blocking Adobe Typekit; blocking it triggers the error.
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yup for the past day now bungie.net front page works but practically everything else from news articles to the account log in screen gets you a CSS error.
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Had the same issue on Firefox as well. What fixed it for me was to Disable ad-block and Cookie Blocker on this site specifically and everything started working again.
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Using Edge, right now: Error Loading CSS chunk 2 failed. (/7/static/css/2.60516ef0.chunk.css)
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Same here. Different CSS chunk numbers failed on different pages all around. Can't read the article, can't go to redeem codes, etc.
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1 ReplyI got the same error as well, but I can open the article fine in chrome.
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I get the same error in Firefox on any article and the search page. I imagine its happening in other places as well.
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1 ReplyWas just about to come and post this as well. Though it was only the current article. It's all their articles and links now. Each one gives me a loading CSS chunk failed. But I pull it up on Edge it shows up fine.
