Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 10
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Well I have this problem with my site. The latest windows update also changed the browser. The images are not loading correctly. I dont know the reason because it is opening perfeclty on other browsers and even the previous version of MS Edge.
Troubleshooting website display or functionality issues in Edge on Windows 10
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do you have adblock enabled?
I don't know what happened but for the last few days a lot of websites started to break, images not loading, or wikipedia only showing text and google meet telling me that apparently I have issues with my network and is unable to join meetings. This only happened in Edge as well but I found that disabling my adblock in Edge on these sites fixed all the issues. Hopefully this will be fixed soon
Update: Seems like Edge has been fixed, I'm able to turn my adblock on everywhere again and all seems to be working
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Images are hosted on internal systems, or systems hosted by cloud / content providers we use. Please see original post -- every other current browser can load these without protest or any change in settings. Only Edge exhibits the issue. There is nothing esoteric or odd about the images or their sources; this is a problem with Edge.
Bing search that returns some other examples of folks hitting this issue:
The issue seems isolated to internal / intranet sites ... There is something wrong in the bowels of Edge.
Where are these images being loaded from? An HTTP page isn't allowed to load local files for security reasons. See here:
https://textslashplain.com/2019/10/09/navigating-to-file-urls