Hidden Techers, I frequently eat lunch at Cushman Market in Amherst. For many years, I had no problems with their wifi. However, in July, I started getting connection errors for most web sites. For example: This site can’t be reached https://www.washingtonpost.com/ is unreachable. Try running Windows Network Diagnostics. ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE This site can’t be reached Check if there is a typo in webmail.pair.com. If spelling is correct, try running Windows Network Diagnostics. DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN I am able to access Facebook, Google, and Youtube, among others. I could watch a video on Youtube, so it's not a bandwidth issue. I can access https://www.bridgebase.com/, but when I follow the links to log in or to access the VuGraph archive on the same site, it fails. Perhaps the home page is cached? Over time, I experienced the same thing on three different Windows laptops and on my phone, when connected to the Cushman wifi. None of the devices had any trouble connecting to any of the web sites from home or from other public wifi networks. I also spoke with another Cushman customer. He said that he didn't have any trouble, though when he tried then to access washingtonpost.com, he got the same message. At my request, he also tried fidelity.com--another one that is unreachable for me--and got a basic HTML page, not the normal rich home page. I reached out to the owner of Cushman. She said that she didn't have any problems with those sites, that she wasn't intentionally blocking any of them, and that she could access them from her device; I'm not sure which sites specifically she was able to reach and I don't have direct knowledge that she was using the same network. One idea I had was to tunnel through my work VPN to a remote desktop, though at best that will work only until I retire in a few years. There are a couple of ways to do that. One is through a URL, but of course I can't access that. Another is to use Windows App. When I tried installing it while at Cushman, Microsoft Store said that I wasn't connected to the internet, though of course I was--I can navigate the store itself just fine. I installed it later from home and will try it out the next time I'm at the cafe, which at this point may not be for a while. I'd appreciate any suggestions for what the owner or I can do to investigate or resolve this issue. --Alan