This is the error I am seeing in my Chrome\'s console.
<load resource: net::ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR
Sometimes I get this when cache is disabled (due Paulo Mariano explanation). Just reenable it and will stop complaining about this and start getting google js sources.
enable cache
QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections) is a next generation transport over UDP, which aims to reduce latency (goal: 0-RTT connectivity overhead), deliver better multiplexing, introduce packet pacing, error correction, and more.
On the request the crypto maybe cached and the response refused to call
More info:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dV_EPDSNSI
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=364381
The error appears to occur when the QUIC protocol is blocked (e.g. by an ISP) along the route between you and the target site. As a workaround, to this error, you can disable QUIC in Chrome by disabling the enable-quic
setting by navigating to:
chrome://flags/#enable-quic
And changing the Experimental QUIC Protocol
drop down to Disabled
.
In my case disabling of the QUIC (chrome://flags/#enable-quic) in Chrome didn't help. I saw this ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR in all browsers.
The solution wasn't in my computer but on the local network router. I have Synology RT1900ac router with parental control enabled and it uses web-filter for blocking danger or malware sites (in the default setting the basic level of the web-filter is set). And this router's web-filter blocked googleadservices.com webserver that Google uses for redirecting.
So the solution was just to add googleadservices.com to the list of allowed domains (see Network Center > Parental Control > web-filter tab on Synology router administration.)
If you have different router, you can have similer "web-filter" active and encounter the similar problems.
just press ctrl + F5 on browser page. Some local caching might be an issue. once you clear it, it should work.