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I have a website, however when i view the website on Chrome, i see in the lower left corner: 

Waiting for csi.gstatic.com......

This does not go away and stays there the entire time. I am using the google CDN for Jquery etc, however why does this message not go away?

Thanks for every hint!

Tom
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I had the same issue: Chrome not loading pages when looking up Google sites. I tried to change the host file but that didn't work. Clearing DNS cache in Chrome didn't work either. Here's what worked for me:

1) go to CMD and type ipconfig /flushdns

2) type this in the Chrome address bar chrome://flags to reach the flags page

3) look for and disable the QUIC protocol flag

This worked for me.

frenchie
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I believe this happens when you are using some google services (e.g. google maps) and you have cookies disabled or blocked.

What I did - I was developing a page with google maps inside it. I accidentally blocked my localhost cookies and then when I refresh this page this gstatic thing was stalling my page (endless page loading).

The solution:

  1. Allow all cookies for this page
  2. Delete all the cookies for this page
  3. Refresh this page

Good luck pal!

Combine
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Add DNS entry 8.8.8.8 (Google public DNS) on your Server.

See the links below:

http://www.webnots.com/fix-slow-page-loading-waiting-fonts-googleapis-com/ http://www.webnots.com/how-to-change-dns-server-ips-in-windows-7-8-and-10/

I was having the same issue while loading the Pins on Google Map. Got resolved by adding the DNS entry.

recnac
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Milind Patil
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If anyone working with Angular.

I had a similar issue with angular 4. While hitting the browser with localhost:4200 it shows the message like:

Waiting for csi.gstatic.com......

When I tried to open chrome developer tool network tab. it was showing like:

Request to sackjs-node/info?t=1519729418390 was pending

I have resolved this by removing wildcard routes from child modules of AppModule:

            {   
                "path": "**",
                "redirectTo": "home"
            }
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i had the same problem and i run npm install and it worked.

Bajaar
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