The issue is, that both your main and “Alt” links lead to a 404/connection error. Simply put, they don’t work. This has happened on multiple occasions, with no warning or explanation (indicating that nobody checks the links, prior to publishing them. 🤷🏻)

Since there’s no ‘reply’ option on the comment on question, I’ll add my follow-up here.

First off, the type of browser is irrelevant. You constantly scream that line as if Chrome is some magic, mystical browser that does things other browsers can only dream of; it’s not, it’s merely a corporate, much LESS secure fork of an open source (and safer) browser called Chromium. Google took the FOSS application and added their proprietary malware to it, then released it as their own browser. Nothing more.

Secondly, a web browser is a web browser, it make no difference to the content it’s loading from the internet. While there are some more basic browsers, which can’t load specific Web 2.0/3.0 objects, I don’t use such browsers and they certainly don’t cause connection issues; at worst, they just don’t load media objects very well (but links, text, etc, will all load as expected). Stop spouting the Chrome spiel, please, just because you personally use it (I’m assuming, based on your comments), doesn’t mean it’s the ONLY browser that works on the internet! 🤷🏻

Thirdly, the main browser I’m using with this website just now is Iron (on Android), which is an even more secure fork of Chromium. Therefore, anything that works in your unsafe Chrome browser, will work even better in my Iron browser. 😉 The connection issues are caused by the services you use, not the browsers WE use. There are many more reliable (free) services than the ones you use, maybe look into those when you have some spare time, yeah (or ask someone you trust to do it)?