After loading 5-10 websites, why do Safari and all other browsers stop trying to load pages on a new MacBook?

• Examine Your Internet Connection-This one is self-evident. Check to see if the Mac is connected to the internet properly.
• Router Reset-It's possible that the real problem is the router you're utilising for your Wi-Fi connection. You won't be able to connect to the internet on any device, let alone load websites on your Mac, in such instances.
• Extensions should be disabled.-Extensions are a critical part of every browser's ecology. Safari is no exception in this regard. Apple maintains tight control over the entire experience, allowing only valid App Store extensions.
• AdBlocker should be uninstalled.-No, I'm not referring to the Adblocker browser addon. To remove all types of advertisements from the OS, many users utilize a system-wide adblocker like AdLock.
• VPN apps allow you to build a secure and private network connection.- Disable VPN VPN apps allow you to establish a secure and private network connection. Some websites may not be available from the VPN location you've chosen. You could turn off your VPN and attempt loading the website again.

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