My eyes must be bad, as I don’t see any streamfab.log, for the Paramount experts to look over.
So maybe double-check your network? Clear the Streamfab temp folder and history and even consider clearing cookies. The last thing that will clear everything is to clear the cache and delete the folder rootCachePath.
You could even attempt an uninstall of SF and install it again.
This is a 403:
A 403 Forbidden error means the server understood your request but refuses to fulfill it. You have validly connected, but the server is actively blocking your access to that specific page or file.
How to Fix It
Try these quick troubleshooting steps in order
Check the URL: Ensure there are no typos. If you are trying to view a specific file, ensure the extension is correct (e.g., .html or .php) rather than trying to view an entire folder directory.
Clear Browser Cache and Cookies: Outdated or corrupted site data can cause access issues. You can clear this in your browser settings (or by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Delete on most PC browsers).
Disable VPN or Proxy: Some websites block traffic from known VPN or proxy servers or block certain geographic regions. Turn off your VPN and try again.
Change Network: Connect to a different network, such as your phone’s mobile hotspot. If the website loads, your home IP address may be temporarily blocked.