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Can't sign in to Twitter & Gmail won't load

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This is what drove me away from Firefox last night & went back to Google Chrome.

I cannot sign in to Twitter at all. I click sign in & the page just refreshes, absolutely nothing happens. I'm not entering the wrong password, nothing like that. Everything is correct, I've tried this numerous times, this happened last night I tried using Firefox. I gave up & uninstalled it.

www.gmail.com doesn't load for me at all.

Error message: http://gyazo.com/66a0c755037092a554b24d0d1b1f378c

This is what drove me away from Firefox last night & went back to Google Chrome. I cannot sign in to Twitter at all. I click sign in & the page just refreshes, absolutely nothing happens. I'm not entering the wrong password, nothing like that. Everything is correct, I've tried this numerous times, this happened last night I tried using Firefox. I gave up & uninstalled it. www.gmail.com doesn't load for me at all. Error message: http://gyazo.com/66a0c755037092a554b24d0d1b1f378c

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hi, as a first troubleshooting step please try to clear the cache & cookies from google.com and reload the page.

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