Does the term ‘403 forbidden’ seem familiar? This is a client-side error that denies you access to specific areas of a website. You might have seen it when you landed on a webpage with a permission error or an empty website directory. Why? Because the majority of websites are configured to disallow directory browsing, with an aim to stop unauthorized users from getting into files containing sensitive data. But if you or users run into a 403 forbidden error on your website, you need to fix it — or you could lose traffic. And that would cost you invaluable new…
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