No page loads, just "Internal Server Error"

UPDATE: It's not an extension but something Chrome must otherwise be handling differently between regular and Incognito windows. I fully disabled every single extension from the extension management settings, and still all EA Forums pages only load as "Internal Server Error" in non-Incognito windows.

UPDATE 2: Now it's randomly loading again with absolutely no change on my end. Also, to confirm, when it was loading in Incognito and not loading in a normal window, that was simultaneous. It wasn't that it was a temporary problem that I didn't realize had resolved itself. I repeatedly tried to load pages with no success when I was able to access these forums completely normally in Incognito.

UPDATE 3: Another user is having this problem, and the Incognito window trick only worked for them temporarily. This is unacceptable.

I have been unable to open the page since it moved. 

Adding in an exception to Avast allowed me to get the site to finally load via my computer browser.
But, I should not have to create exceptions in my security programs in order to access a website. Trusted or not, too many sites are being compromised out there. If your site is compromised, my security is now compromised as well, all because I had to create an exception in order to access the website to report problems with a program I purchased from you.

bvmiles Can you let us know more about what Avast monitored/flagged exactly that triggered the website to not load?
ShotFromGuns are you still experiencing these issues?

In order to open the EA forums in any browser on my computer, (I primarily use Chrome though) I had to add an exception from all shields and scans for https://forums.ea.com/*

Unfortunately I am unable to find any reports in Avast that mention exactly what was causing the block.

I just tried removing the exception to open the forum and I still get the resulting Internal Server Error

... Not  sure why you're asking this  after four months. But so far I have not noticed the issue recurring for me personally.

Thanks for checking. We don't know what the software is doing & blocking exactly that causes this.

Whatever EA employee marked another random reply as a solution: DON'T DO THAT. It was not the solution to the problem I encountered. I honestly have no idea if the problem ever was resolved, since it was intermittent, though it's not occurring now. But if it was fixed, it was nothing to do with users adding an exception in scans/blockers.

If it makes EA look bad that this thread was never closed, good. EA should be ashamed of how much broken stuff they just shrug at.

If you want a marked solution on this thread, find out how somebody at your company fixed whatever somebody else at your company did to screw up people's access to your website and post that as a reply.