After updating my MacBook Pro to Sequoia Chrome is not loading most websites

There is Brave which isn't intrusive as Chrome

This fixed the issue for me. Thanks.

Chrome v129

I was having this issue with websites on my local network. After reading through this post, I remembered that Mac OS had asked me if I wanted to allow Chrome to "find and communicate with devices on your local network". At the time I clicked No. I went in and changed it to yes by turning on the setting (see screenshot below), and now I can access the websites on my local network.

I cannot utilize my chrome app on my MacBook Air anymore after the Sequoia update.

Turns out I can open it if I run it as superuser:

sudo /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome

This is not a very secure way to do things, but I really to depend on Chrome.

dionvsosHK wrote:

i tried to update but it said its up to date and still clashing after open some website

Switch to Safari and continue on with your life.

alexsigout wrote:

Nope, it's opening on other devices, like iPhone, iPad, and a non-Sequoia MacBook.

It doesn't open for me on the oldest Apple devices I own, iPad Air 2 running iPadOS 15 and a 2015 iMac running Monterey. No secure connection.

Hi, is there any updates on this? I have updated my Chrome to the latest version. Everything works fine with Safari and Chrome through Windows with Parallels. To be more specific, I cannot download or upload anything from Chrome. I can visit websites, but anytime I want to upload/download something, I can't.

Unfortunately, this is also an issue with YouTube, I can't watch anything through Chrome.

I'm having a different, but Chrome specific issue as well. Specifically, Chrome hangs whenever it attempts to auto-fill any password, on any site. It opens the password entry confirmation dialog, and hangs interminably. This happened after updating to Sequoia (MBA), and uninstalling and reinstalling Chrome from the Google site did not fix it. Needless to say, this has forced me to switch to other browsers since I can't use a broken Chrome. Is there a fix available?

This doesn't seem to be a Chrome-specific issue from our testing. We have found that the issue only happens if we have Netfiltering from our Antivirus turned on. If we turn Net filtering off or completely turn the Antivirus off, then we have no issues with chrome or any other browser.

In my case it wasn't just Chrome, it was all browsers loading excruciatingly slow or not at all.

My particular flavor of this problem was solved by disabling the firewall (System Settings>Network>Firewall). I have a hardware firewall so I "think" I'm OK for now until I have time to go back in to see what rules have changed with the Sequoia update.

Those of you in a work environment where only some and not others are having this problem may want to start there and see what the differences are.

I had an experience in which I could not login to my AT&T account with Apple’s iCloud Private Relay turned on. Turned it off and the login went as usual. VPNs, Firewalls, and of course anti-virus apps can and often do cause all manner of issues like this.

same issue, update to MacOS sequoia, chrome now can't load some local sites like servers, unvr from unifi... other items locally will load like the unifi router, proxmox server.... seems hit or miss. Clearing cache of chrome, doing full removal and command line clearing of other files, fresh download, still no dice on some sites.

Safari and FF work just fine. androids and other devices can reach the same internal servers etc with no issue.

This is still an ongoing issue for me.

Mac Mini - Sequoia 15.0.1

Chrome - Version 129.0.6668.101 (Official Build) (arm64)

192.168.1.1 loads for local router login

192.168.1.2 for nvr says error, reload page like it doesn't exist. same for a few other LAN servers that never had issues before.

Deleting chrome, doing the manual terminal removal process, rebooting and downloading chrome again, same issues.

figured it out. If you have local pages or some in general not loading.

"I’ll leave this post just in case anyone else has this issue. The problem ended up being a local network permissions issues with the Mac, which seemed to happen after updating to macOS sequoia. To fix open system settings, privacy & security, then go to local networks, and allow Firefox access."

Chrome in my case was unchecked (never touched this setting before).