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I'm constantly getting the 'Oops something went wrong!" notification when using fresh web explorer - I can usually get a handful of searches before this error pops up but when it does I find I can't search for anything for a couple of hours. This happens more frequently when I use "keyword".

Any suggestions on how to resolve?
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Sorry for the trouble! This is an intermittent error we sometimes see. If you are still experiencing trouble, feel free to write in to help@moz.com with details about the circumstances of the error, and we can check it out! Thanks.
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