All browsers not loading correctly

[HecubusPro]

Hello,

Not sure if this is the place to go for this kind of help so if it's not, perhaps someone can point me in the right direction.

In the last week I've been having a problem with all of my browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari) not loading pages fully/correctly with some pages simply not loading at all depending upon the browser. I've tried to find help online but nothing has seemed to help. I've deleted cookies, browser cache, etc. removed extensions, Flushed the DNS cache, terminal tricks, malware/virus detection (clean), Onyx, cleaning tools, and a few other odd things here and there. But nothing has solved the issue yet.

Has anyone else encounter something like this and were you able to fix it? I've attached an image of a typical webpage that won't load correctly as an example.

I'm on a iMac Pro 2017 Mojave 10.14.6
3Ghz Intel Xeon W
64 GB 2666 MHz DDR4
Radeon pro Vega 56 8 GB

 

[satcomer]

It might be your DNS is messed up or you have a Trojan if all your browses are affected!

DNS=OpenDNS or GoggleDNS or have the Biden administrators track you Public Servers/

Little SnitchMailwareBytes for Mac!

 

[HecubusPro]

It might be your DNS is messed up or you have a Trojan if all your browses are affected!

DNS=OpenDNS or GoggleDNS or have the Biden administrators track you Public Servers/

Little SnitchMailwareBytes for Mac!

Thanks. I tried the Malwarebytes app but nothing was detected.

Here's something else I discovered... when I disconnect from my LAN and use wifi only, the issue goes away. When I reconnect my hardwired connection, the issue returns. Hrm.

 

[iluvmacs99]

Do you own an Asus router? Have you tried rebooting your router and then connect back your LAN? And what did you set your DHCP lease time at? Apple recommends 8hrs for home and office network and 1 hr for hotspots and guest networks. And with your router; are you up-to-date on the firmware?

 

[Fishrrman]

"when I disconnect from my LAN and use wifi only, the issue goes away. When I reconnect my hardwired connection, the issue returns."

Are you at home, or are you in a work environment?

IF you're at home, I'd power down everything related to the internet (modem if there is one, router, etc.). Then power back up, one-thing-at-a-time. Start with the device "closest to" your internet connection "to the outside world" (such as the ISP's modem), then your own router, etc.

No promises.
Sometimes this gets things working again.
Of course, you may not be able to do this at work...

 

[TyomORS]

Hi,
Any luck with solving this?
I'm having a pretty similar issue where Chrome and Firefox will generally not load pages or load them half-way and safari is better but still not perfect. Happens in two different networks
Thanks!

 

[Gregg2]

Since the OP didn’t respond back in July, I doubt that we will hear from him/her now.