Current Outages

Website statuses are checked every few minutes, and this page updates throughout the day.

A website is shown as down when it stops responding, returns errors, or times out during checks, and there is a recent active outage signal for that service.

Degraded means the website is still reachable, but showing unstable behavior, slower performance, intermittent failures, or partial service problems.

Down means a website appears unavailable and is not responding properly. Degraded means it still works in some way, but performance or reliability is reduced.

This page highlights active recent outages and degraded incidents that meet the visibility rules. If an issue has ended, is too old, or is not currently active, it may only appear in the 24-hour history section instead.

This outages page is meant to surface broader service issues detected by monitoring, not just problems on your own device or network. If a site fails only for you, the cause may be local DNS, ISP routing, browser, or firewall issues.

That section lists services that had recent incidents, including when the issue started, when it ended if it recovered, and how long the disruption lasted within the last 24 hours.

Yes. Open any affected service from this page to see its status page, recent checks, incident history, and more detailed availability information.