The solution to Safari prompts "The page cannot be opened because too many redirects have occurred" is as follows: 1. Check whether the website server configuration is incorrect, such as multiple 301 or 302 jump rules cause loops; 2. Change the network environment, clear caches and cookies, and try other browsers to troubleshoot local problems; 3. Check whether the SSL certificate and HTTPS configuration are correct to avoid repeated jumps between protocols; 4. Troubleshoot device settings, such as turning off the content blocking plug-in, checking proxy settings, and updating the system and browser version.

This problem is actually quite common. The Safari browser prompts "The page cannot be opened because too many redirects occurred". Usually, it is because the website forms a dead loop during the jump process, or jumps back and forth multiple times. In order to prevent the infinite loop, the browser directly interrupts the request.

The following situations and response methods can basically help you figure out where the problem lies and how to solve it.

There is a problem with the website itself

The most common reason is the wrong configuration of the website server, such as setting multiple 301 or 302 jump rules, causing the browser to jump back and forth between multiple addresses. For example, jumping from http://example.com to https://example.com and jumping back http://example.com will form a dead loop.

You can try these:

• Change the network environment (such as switching from Wi-Fi to traffic) to see if the same problem is still the same and rule out the impact of local cache.
• Clear Safari cache and cookies, sometimes local data may cause abnormal jumps.
• Change the browser to open this URL, such as Chrome or Firefox, to see if similar problems occur.

If other browsers are fine, you can basically confirm that it is a cache or setting problem of Safari.

SSL certificate or HTTPS configuration error

Many modern websites have HTTPS enabled, but if the SSL certificate is not configured correctly, or the server does not handle HTTP to HTTPS jumps correctly, it may also cause excessive redirects.

Common phenomena include:

• Websites jump repeatedly between different protocols (HTTP → HTTPS → HTTP)
• Expired, erroneous, or untrusted SSL certificates are used
• Improper configuration of CDN or reverse proxy results in multiple jumps in the middle

If you are a webmaster, it is recommended to check:

• Rewrite rules in .htaccess or Nginx configuration files
• Is HTTPS forced to be enabled but the certificate is not available
• Redirection rules for whether there are conflicting CDN settings

Interference in local settings for mobile phone or computer

Sometimes, the settings on the user's own device can also cause this problem. For example, some privacy protection functions, content blocking plug-ins are used, or proxy servers are set up.

You can try the following:

• Close content blocking plug-ins (such as Adblock class plug-ins)
• Check if proxy settings are enabled (on Mac you can view it in System Settings - Network - Advanced - Agent)
• Update Safari and system versions to ensure that it is not a problem caused by old bugs

Basically these are the possible reasons. When encountering this situation, first confirm whether it is a problem with the website itself, and then check the local device settings. Most of the time, you can find the reason. If it is a website you maintain yourself, you have to carefully check the server configuration and jump logic.

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