Adding this: This came after refreshing from the previous 'Refresh' to see if it goes away. Again, same machine, same os, same browser. ... View more

@TannerPandora wrote: Please Note: This message has been Accepted as a Solution to flag the current status or steps. This thread will be updated with more information as it is provided to the community moderation team. Thank you for your patience!   Pandora Update 9/25/2025: Thanks to everyone who has shared their experience with this issue. We know how frustrating it can be when you’re just trying to enjoy Pandora and things don’t work the way they should. Please know that your comments and posts are actively shared with our engineering teams for further investigation. While we don’t have an exact timeline to share, your reports are helping us better understand the scope of the issue and remain an important part of the process. If you’re new to this thread, please be sure to provide the following details to help us: Playback Experience: What were you listening to when playback stopped (Station, Album, Playlist, or Podcast)? Were you listening through the Pandora website or the Pandora Desktop App? If the website, which browser were you using (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)? Were you able to resume playback afterward? Device Information: What is the make and model of your computer? What operating system are you running (e.g. Windows 10, Windows 11)? As always, the Community Team will continue to update this thread as we receive information from our internal teams. We truly appreciate everyone’s patience and support as we continue working on this. To be fair, this isn't really a 'solved' situation as many of us are still reporting the issue.  From my own experience, when I am at work, I can't tell what song I was listening, mostly my personal station which bounces between various songs. This happens on both the Pandora Website and on the Pandora Desktop App - Mainly at work, although it only started happening after switching to Windows 11 Pro from Windows 2019 Server, as far as being noticeable. I would sometimes get the error several times in a row when I do refresh. Device wise, it is a Dell Precision 3680 Workstation running Windows 11 Pro 23h2 at the moment. I run a similar build at home and don't see it or not as often as I do at work. While work has a Palo Alto running, it didn't block requests for Pandora nor not nearly as aggressively as you would cite Ad Blockers doing so. ... View more

Looking further into this, I did an nslookup on those names, and my computer does output back IPs (Both IPv4 and IPv6) t3-2.p-cdn.us returns - 209.196.209.25 with ipv6 of 2620:106:e00a:f00f::25 t3-5 returns 208.85.46.29 with the same ipv6 as t3-2 t3-1 returns 208.85.42.28 with ipv6 of 2620:106"e001:f00f::29 t2-1 returns 208.85.46.25 with ipv6 of 2620:106:e00a:f00f::24 So the names evaluate to a destination with my DNS server, and I did not do a DNS Flush either, so this isn't a cache issue. Something funky is going on with how those t#-#.p-cdn.com servers are acting or responding that are causing errors, imho.   ... View more

For those of you following this - You should be able to pull up the Browser Console when you are on a page. Shift-Ctrl-J (or Cmd-Opt-J) will call up the browser console for most browsers. ... View more

Can confirm - Using Windows 11 Pro, Chrome (Most recent stable version), seeing this error pop-up and the console shows: While I do have AdBlock Pro extension installed, it is disabled for Pandora and should not be causing a problem. This would indicate Pandora itself has some errant or old code that has not been removed or did not make sure their DNS entries are up to date. ... View more