For some an answer to your question "How do I fix the following?" is that you need to take a look at the Cache settings on your PC. If you need to change the cache settings you can do so in Windows. Here's the link to the page I used to find the Cache settings for you:
UPDATE 2: Please note, that you need to run a cache update to fix this problem. If you are just installing OS X Lion, you don't need to do anything since Lion does this automatically.
As you can see from the link I have posted above, you can simply follow these steps:
Open Safari Preferences.
Click on Cache Settings.
Click on Check Now.
Your Internet will then work again.
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I just fixed this by creating a new Safari profile and all works perfectly.
I'm on 10.8.1 and the new profile is using 10.9.2.
I had the same problem. I am on a fresh OS X Mountain Lion install, and opened the Safari and it suddenly stopped working. The only way I could access my website was via the iPhone (iOS 5).
If you have the password stored in the keychain, you can just delete the keychain and it should work fine.
If you are using Chrome instead, try signing out of your Google account. You can set this up so it won't require a password if you choose.
UPDATE
I also discovered there is an issue if you have a lot of tabs open. The "back" button no longer works. It will show a question mark, but it will not let you go to the previous tab.
I have to force close Safari and reopen.
For some reason it's not an issue on 10.7
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