DNS corruption in Chrome vs Firefox

Question

When I try to visit http://www.taobao.com/ in Chrome, I get to the ISP error page ( http://hndnserror4.wo.com.cn:8080/issueunziped/hn20150626/index.htm?sf=&UserUrl= www.taobao.com ). This does not happen in Firefox. I am trying to clear the DNS cache in both system and Chrome.

How can I diagnose a problem?

Edit: I simplified the issue for generosity. This problem occurs in Arch Linux. I tried using DNSCrypt . I modified /etc/resolv.conf to use various DNS servers such as Google. I tried to clear the host cache from chrome: // net-internals / # dns. I turned off the use of the web service to resolve navigation errors in the Chrome settings. Nothing works, and every time I try to open taobao.com in Chrome, I get an ISP error page. It instantly opens a page with an error without redirecting or is waiting for the host name to resolve. When I enter "taobao.com" in the address bar and press Enter with the "Network" tab open, I see that the first request is written as having the request URL http://hndnserror4.wo.com.cn:8080/issueunziped/ hn20150626 / index.htm? sf = & UserUrl = www.taobao.com , How does "taobao.com" transform into what is between clicking a button and loading a page?

I sent an error: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=510680&thanks=510680&ts=1437020912

Answer 1

I solved the problem by clearing the browser data. Strange, but it worked. I went to Settings → History → Clear browsing data. When the default values ​​are checked (clear the following items for the past hour), this allowed me to visit http://taobao.com again. Creating a new profile did not help. Also not clearing the DNS cache from chrome: // net-internals. I do not know if this is a bug in Chromium, but I am pleased that I solved the problem.