Error messageChrome shows ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS when a page redirects too many times. Google identifies cookies as a possible cause, not a certainty. This is not a DNS connectivity failure: the site may be responding while repeatedly sending you to another address.

ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS in Chrome

ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS

Distinguish a site redirect loop from local session data before deleting cookies.

Try this first

1 quick checks · ~3 min

Compare an Incognito sessionThe comparison is useful but does not identify a broken cookie by itself.

Step-by-step solutions

Compare an Incognito session

Estimated time: 3 min
Easy
Low risk

The comparison is useful but does not identify a broken cookie by itself.

Open the official address in Incognito. Do not follow untrusted sign-in links.
If it works there, session or extension differences may be involved. If it also fails, keep that result for the site operator. Incognito cookie restrictions can also affect sign-in.

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Advanced

Advanced checks

Continue if the earlier steps did not help. Read each procedure’s precautions first.

Delete only the affected site’s data

Estimated time: 5 min
Intermediate
Moderate risk
Data loss: Possible

First confirm you can sign in again.

Search for the exact domain. Delete only its entry and confirm.
1. Chrome Settings
2. Privacy and security
3. Third-party cookies
4. See all site data and permissions
Close that site’s tabs and reopen its official address. Do not choose to clear all data or saved passwords.

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Google Chrome Help

Next step

Still not working?

If it persists across separate sessions, contact the site operator with the URL and loop timing without sharing private tokens. Do not weaken HTTPS or change DNS to fix server redirects.

Sources

Documentation behind this guide. Editorial recommendations are identified separately.

Source review: September 10, 2026. A documentation review, not a physical hardware test.