Originally posted by true temper
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Originally posted by PStechPaul
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You can try an in-private tab in Edge or Firefox (Ctrl-P) and see if that works. It stops it sending any cookies or login information you have stored. If that helps, you can try deleting cookies and temporary internet files in Edge and/or Firefox. It's possible to reset them completely too if necessary.
There's a final possibility that comes to mind but it's more technical. Your computer uses DNS servers to turn web addresses into numbers - a little like a phone book. If your ISP is interfering with that to inject advertising into mistyped addresses (or is just bad) that can cause you to go to the wrong site. I believe that Chrome uses Google's DNS servers (so they know where you've been) so wouldn't be affected - although this may be out of date info. If this is the case, you can reconfigure your computer to use something like OpenDNS or Google's free DNS.
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