There are plenty of email clients out there, and some developers have even implemented them as web services so that you don’t have to install anything on your PC anymore. One good example is Google’s very own Gmail service, as it has become one of the most reliable email clients in the world. Of course, this service is not without its flaws. For example, due to circumstances that have yet to be determined, you may get the occasional error message when trying to send an email. For example, users have been reporting that they are getting an error message that says: Fortunately enough, there are solutions to this issue, and we have listed them in this step-by-step guide so that you can enjoy using Gmail without any further interferences.
How do I fix the server error issue with Gmail?
1. Clear your browser’s Cache and Cookies
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2. Disable Browser extensions
2.1. Google Chrome 2.2 Firefox 2.3. Microsoft Edge 2.4. Opera Browser Once you’ve cleared the cache and disabled all extensions, you should no longer get any server failure messages from your Gmail service. If you know of any other fixes for this common issue, share them with us in the comment section below.
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