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HTTP errors

Encountering HTTP errors? Here's what they mean and how to address them.

403: Forbidden

Possible reasons for this error:

  • The selected source has Cloudflare protection. Check the Cloudflare guide for solutions.
  • The source might be down, removed the series, or banned your IP.

    Open WebView to confirm.

404: Not Found

This error likely indicates that the source is down or the series has been removed. Use WebView to verify.

Consider switching to a different source for the series.

429: Too Many Requests

This error suggests the source temporarily banned your IP due to fast downloads/reads.

Report the issue to add rate limits and prevent future IP bans.

5xx: Server Errors

Errors like 500, 502, etc., indicate server-side issues on the source's end.

Check the source in WebView to check if it's down.

1006, 1007, 1008, 1106: Access Denied

This error means a temporary IP ban by the source.

1020: Access Denied

This error points to violating a firewall rule set by the site owner. The owner might have raised Cloudflare protection or blocked IPs from outside their country.