There are several similar entries in stackoverflow for this error (HTTP 400), but I haven't found anything relevant to mine; so if this is already answered... my apologies.
Chrome is my default browser, and I use many Google services everyday, like Gmail, Maps, Docs, etc.
However, time-to-time, when I am logged-in to Google, I notice some assets are not loading from Google websites (*.google.com).
For example; Google logo in upper-left corner at main www.google.com search results; or image tiles in Maps.
Those missing images (or assets in general images, JS, CSS) have references in the DevTools Console: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400
Once I clear storage in DevTools > Application, naturally I get logged out, but those missing assets start behaving normal and load as expected. I can log back in to Google services and use them without any issues, until next time it happens.
Since clearing storage (cookies and cache) fixes the issue, I don't think it's related with any of the installed add-ons (read AdBlock).
Has anyone experienced this issue, or better yet have a solution for this? Or should I continue blaming Google in general? :)
If the Google Maps site is not loading on the Chrome browser then the best option is to change the DNS. Changing the DNS will not affect web speed but it will only change the the the IP directory from where the data is collected. This can fix most of the issues with Google Maps; Open Chrome Settings.
Chrome could've stopped loading images because of corrupted files in its data folder. The easiest fix is to rename the current data folder so that Chrome will create a new one. If you're using Windows 10, Press Windows key + R to bring up a Run dialog. Type %appdata% and press Enter.
Clear Cache and Data If the program is not accessible, click “View all apps.” On the Maps screen, click the “Storage & cache” option. Select “Clear cache,” then “Clear storage.” Restart the Google Maps program.
I was having a similar issue in Maps. I searched around on the intertubes and found a solution that worked for me: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/maps/zbT4TK4x2QI
Synopsis: delete all the cookies for "www.google.com" starting with gsScrollPos
In Chrome:
Hope that helps you!
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