If Claude suddenly starts failing to send, shows a blank page, or says you’re blocked, it’s usually not that your “account is broken,” but that network issues, browser cache, or risk controls have been triggered. Below, organized by the most common symptoms, is a clear troubleshooting order and actionable fixes for Claude errors.
First, check whether Claude is having a server-side disruption
When Claude repeatedly shows “Something went wrong,” keeps spinning, or none of your chats can be sent, don’t rush to refresh over and over. It’s recommended to first check the official status page (Anthropic Status) to confirm whether there are any API congestion notices or outage announcements.
If the status page shows an issue, continuing to operate usually only makes Claude more likely to trigger rate limiting. In that case, pausing for a few minutes and trying again is often more effective than frequent retries.
Claude message send failure: start with the browser and network
If Claude occasionally shows “Failed to send” or doesn’t respond after you type, first open Claude in an incognito/private window to rule out extension interference. Ad blockers, script managers, and privacy/anti-tracking extensions are the most likely to affect Claude’s requests.
Next, clear the cache and cookies for the Claude site and log in again. On the network side, try switching between Wi‑Fi and cellular data, or change your DNS (e.g., 1.1.1.1 / 8.8.8.8). Many blank Claude loads are caused by DNS resolution problems or an unstable route/link.
Claude says you’re blocked or keeps asking for verification: it’s likely risk control
If Claude shows “Your request has been blocked” or repeatedly prompts for verification, it’s usually related to an unusual IP, a proxy node, or high-frequency requests in a short period. First turn off unstable proxies/accelerators, switch to a cleaner network egress, and then try logging in to Claude again.


