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[An Alien]

I recently started doing some seo for my site. I installed google analytic code to see where the traffic is coming from. Now, I tested some of my keywords in google search, I got an error when clicking on my site's page. This happened around the time I added the code. But I'm not sure it's caused by the code by google anaytics. Does anyone know what this means and where this problem comes from? After refreshing the page, my page loads up normally.
My site: MyAirport Sedan - Best Luxury Transportation Service in Baltimore, Washington D.C and Northern Virginia. BWI | DCA | IAD
Error:
The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.

* Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

[WingedPanther]

I could open it with no problem. What browser are you using? If you use FireFox, does your error console list anything?

[An Alien]

What's the error console for FF? I do use FF. I searched up this problem, and it had something to do with FF. But the solution was never clean in any of the threads. A customer just informed me about the problem. I tested it on a another computer, and I received this error there too.

[WingedPanther]

You can open the error console from the Tools menu. It lists CSS/JavaScript errors on a page, which can help with debugging.

[An Alien]

Well, I don't see the error anymore. If I see it, I'll try looking at the error console.