403 meaning is "you’re not welcome here" haha. But yeah, it’s usually permissions or a block.
Pro tip: Use curl or Postman to check the response headers. Sometimes they give clues (like "rate limit exceeded").
If it’s a public site, check Wayback Machine—might be archived there.
Pro tip: Use curl or Postman to check the response headers. Sometimes they give clues (like "rate limit exceeded").
If it’s a public site, check Wayback Machine—might be archived there.
