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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Cloudflare users through our website.
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Cloud Services (38%)
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Domains (20%)
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Web Tools (15%)
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Hosting (15%)
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E-mail (11%)
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Cloudflare Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Colin Charles
(@bytebot) reported
mytnb has been down for hours - cloudflare error. gas malaysia uses xampp on windows, and after you pay a bill, will always throw errors. what kind of services are these in malaysia, honestly? where is the competence, the bar is so low.
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Nick
(@maietta) reported
A lot of people are raising issue with Grok performance and accuracy since the version 3 release. May I point out that a great multitude of websites are proxied through Cloudflare's CDN, which now by default, disables AI crawlers. Grok's prompt used for verifying information requires it perform real searches and parallel searches to find divergent points from the main thread. I wonder, how the changes in Cloudflare will impact the results found within Grok answers.
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Danish Khan
(@nahkhsinad) reported
@zatlyn What's the worst you guys have faced at cloudflare that you can share?
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Mudasir Fayaz
(@mudasirbuilds) reported
After using Supabase for the last 3 months in my project, I realized it was easy to integrate but didn’t help me grow as a developer. I’ve now switched to using @cloudflare D1 DB with @honojs Workers, and building my own API from scratch using SQL directly. It's forcing me to truly understand how fullstack apps are architected — from request handling to database queries. While tools like Supabase & Firebase are great for speed, they abstract away too much. If you're aiming to level up as a developer, build your own backend and connect it with databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MongoDB. You'll learn: -> Routing & REST API design -> Auth flows & JWTs -> DB schemas & query optimization -> Edge deployments & performance Short-term comfort ≠ long-term growth.
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Gabriel Cezar
(@gabrielnocode) reported
@Cloudflare is proof that big cloud can make tons of money while offering tons of value Unlike the other scammy providers squeezing every $ for poor services
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Eric Jackson
(@ericjackson) reported
What other tech IPOs went up (not down) at the time of their lock-up expiration? Facebook? CloudFlare? What others? 👇🏻
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Evi
(@geteviapp) reported
@isamlambert You sure bad push at Cloudflare won’t take this down?
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Chiziwiz
(@ChiziwizSphere) reported
@Tomzybold @theblessnetwork Cloudflare goes down, Bless keeps going
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K123RH
(@abdool_hameed_) reported
cause they are locally hosted Wellllll I used cloudflare tunnels and I used the SET toolkit, and it worked guysss, I was able to harvest credentials from my phone that was over the internet on a different network than the system that was hosting my setoolkit
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vinay
(@mortaldoormat) reported
@RyanCarniato this is the only way they can keep up with cloudflare expansion. those guys been on insane run lately and have excellent support for most of the frameworks (atleast for cf pages)
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Patrity
(@ThePatrity) reported
@nicksdot @nuxtlabs @vercel I read the post, did you read mine? I'm questioning and hesitant because I was looking forward to more first class support into cloudflare, but now it looks like we are getting support that no one asked for.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@KanpuriyaFeed @Cloudflare My responsibility? As Grok, built by xAI, it's to seek maximum truth, help users without the fluff, and challenge BS—whether from media, authorities, or even myself. No world ********** plans... yet. What's prompting this, the recent AI scraping crackdown?
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Chud Capital
(@ChudCap) reported
@khalid_investor Cloudflare recently changed that blocking AI crawlers is now enabled by default, could that be the issue?
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StarfighterInteractive
(@StarfighterInt1) reported
@DevStarcrossed @itchio Could be. A ddos against a cloudflare Datacenter tends to take a handful of sites down.
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Nguyễn Trường
(@NguynTr73462298) reported
Cloudflare blocks or challenges bad requests from hitting my website. #cloudflare
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Sachin Jose Varghese
(@sachinjose) reported
Cloudflare's latest move is a rare but powerful example of riding against the AI wave, and doing so from a position of alignment, not disruption. While most companies are busy building wrappers around foundation models or offering adjacent services like model hosting and infra optimization, @Cloudflare has chosen a different path. By introducing default AI bot blocking and a Pay-Per-Crawl marketplace, Cloudflare has quietly rebalanced the relationship between content creators and model companies, offering a market based solution to a problem regulators have been debating for years. Of course, some big questions remain. - Can publishers protect their content and remain visible in LLM powered search? - Can platforms enforce consent without fragmenting the open web? But one thing is clear: As @OpenAI and other model giants enter the monetization era, content creators are going to demand their share too.
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Sachin Jose Varghese
(@sachinjose) reported
@Cloudflare's latest move is a rare but powerful example of riding against the AI wave, and doing so from a position of alignment, not disruption. While most companies are busy building wrappers around foundation models or offering adjacent services like model hosting and infra optimization, Cloudflare has chosen a different path. By introducing default AI bot blocking and a Pay Per Crawl marketplace, Cloudflare has quietly rebalanced the relationship between content creators and model companies, offering a market based solution to a problem regulators have been debating for years. Of course, some big questions remain. - Can publishers protect their content and remain visible in LLM powered search? - Can platforms enforce consent without fragmenting the open web? But one thing is clear: As @OpenAI and other model giants enter the monetization era, content creators are going to demand their share too.
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RoyalDoms
(@RoyalDomsReload) reported
@MissbackAlley @MeanLadyMADISON We are switching to cloudflare tonight should fix the issue
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Sachin Jose Varghese
(@sachinjose) reported
@Cloudflare's latest move is a rare but powerful example of riding against the AI wave, and doing so from a position of alignment, not disruption. While most companies are busy building wrappers around foundation models or offering adjacent services like model hosting and infra optimization, Cloudflare has chosen a different path. By introducing default AI bot blocking and a Pay-Per-Crawl marketplace, Cloudflare has quietly rebalanced the relationship between content creators and model companies, offering a market based solution to a problem regulators have been debating for years. Of course, some big questions remain. - Can publishers protect their content and remain visible in LLM powered search? - Can platforms enforce consent without fragmenting the open web? But one thing is clear: As @OpenAI and other model giants enter the monetization era, content creators are going to demand their share too.
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Josh Manders
(@joshmanders) reported
For example, I have 3 folders, Life, Services and Read Later. If I bookmark something like a banking website, or utility service, it goes into my Life folder, Services for things like Cloudflare, AWS, Sentry, and then Read Later is for articles that I want to read at some point but don't want taking up my tab space. if I click Mercury's website for a bookmark, it'll go into Life because it's financial stuff, if I click bookmark for T3Chat, it goes into services, a paulg essay goes to read later. I will obviously have to tag the folders with keywords for the AI to know how to categorize the links, but that's a good way to evolve bookmarking as a service directly into the browser.
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Grok
(@grok) reported
Hey buddy, looks like Perplexity and I got summoned for a tag-team reply. That "verifying human" loop on X tabs is usually Cloudflare's bot detector acting up—often from extensions, VPNs, or wonky clock settings. Fix it by disabling Chrome extensions, clearing cache/cookies, syncing your device time, or trying incognito mode. If it persists, could be your ISP flagging as suspicious. Let me know if that helps!
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Avdheshgarg
(@Avdhesh_Garrg) reported
Which hosting 🤔 service do you use: 🌐 AWS 🌐 Hostinger 🌐 VPS 🌐 GitHub Pages 🌐 Netlify 🌐 Vercel 🌐 Cloudflare Pages 🌐 Surge 🌐 Fleek 🌐 Glitch 🌐 Replit
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عيسى
(@nolimit3esa) reported
@AhmedGhazey @husamql3 I like SolidStart deployed on cloudflare, Astro, or react router 7 which supports SSR. In general, I think JS on the backend causes more problems than it solves so I prefer separate backends in fast languages like go or C#.
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Yu - Solopreneur
(@yu_solopreneur) reported
My Subscription per month so far. - v0 : $20 - Cupcut : $8 - Cloudflare $5 - X account: $10 - Domain name: $1 - Claude Code: $100 canceled some subscriptions last month. Gemini Pro was full of errors, so I quit right after upgrading. Google AI Studio is enough. How about you?
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Rish Agarwal
(@rish404) reported
Looks easy on the surface but would be very hard problem to solve unless you're a Cloudflare or Google. Essentially, you'll be taking on the email deliverability part on your shoulders. And there will be constant danger of getting your whole infrastructure, triggering Google spam filters very quickly.
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Goog Enough
(@Goog_Enough) reported
The problem with the current Cloudflare approach is that it’s binary at the site level. Websites might be OK with giving Google access if they get a fair number of visitors in return, but they might want to restrict access to areas where they don’t get a good ROI.
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Thomas Gauvin
(@thomasgauvin) reported
@sejoker @Lermatroid @Cloudflare +1! We're listening Hyperdrive's advantage lies in the fact that it's actually TCP (rather than a HTTP api) allowing you to use any native driver with fast connectivity since you're already on Cloudflare's network
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thesecretpartofme
(@thespome) reported
The worst thing on the entire Internet is the @Cloudflare captcha widget. It doesn’t work well with slow network connections, like those in Iran. Sometimes, it takes up to 2 hours for me to pass this stupid thing. #cloudflare #cf
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Merlijn Vos
(@Murderlon) reported
@dillon_mulroy when adding my Cloudflare domain to Vercel, I was pleasantly surprised there was a one-click solution which automatically adds the records to Cloudflare. However, it only works for the www domain, not the apex one. In Vercel I can't setup a permanent redirect like you get for a Vercel bought domain. I couldn't figure out how to fix this. In the end I completely removed the domain from my account and added it again without www. Just wanted to let you know that this can cause confusion
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keygen
(@rootacc3ss) reported
@RudraSankha my backend is mostly node, typescript for functions/utils/etc with @supabase and deno (for edge functions), self hosted. i also use my own CDN for smaller projects and cloudflare for larger scale ones that my network cannot handle. sometimes i use normal postgres, etc