It seems ever since my laptop updated to Windows 11, I get this error for trying to access Costco or Lego.

You don't have permission to access "http://www.costco.com/" on this server.

Reference #18.47a7cb17.1712489203.8d44a102

https://errors.edgesuite.net/18.47a7cb17.1712489203.8d44a102

It is driving me crazy and tempted to get a new laptop since it is over 4 years old.

I was getting the same errors on some shopping sites, Argos etc. where I could browse for a few minutes but sort filters weren't working and after about 7 or clicks the Akamai error appears and access to the site is blocked until I open it in a new tab.

On the same system I could run Chrome browser without any problems. In the end I turned off some sidebar functionality like Co-Pilot and anything else MS based. I also disabled Startup Boost and run exytensions when browser is closed and finally disabled the Refined Microsoft Terams extension.

After doing all of the above the site worked correctly again. Sort filters worked an clicking on products to get details and add them to the cart/basket worked without problem again.

I can't be bothered individually turning things back on to see which thing caused the problem as I can live without the things I disabled.

Hope this helps others.

This issue did not occur until after the last update to Edge went in about a week ago. Sites that I have been going to for years and even last week, I am not able to access.

What changes were made to Edge that is causing these errors. Please stop providing the generic answers of the website is not valid or it is the companies website. Please go back and see what updates were made that is causing this problem and not allowing websites to connect or be blocked.

I have been experiencing this exact same issue and I get the exact same "You don't have permission to access..... on this server with a Reference # and the https://errors.edgesuite.net..." return bouncebacks. This only occurs when I am using Google Chrome. If I switch to Firefox, I have no issues.

When using Chrome, I get this issue for a variety of mundane websites - UPS.COM, tiffany.com, and several others. No apparent consistent pattern. But like I said, when I switch to Firefox, the issue goes away. I am on a Windows 10 PC.

Trying to reach anyone at Google about this is impossible. When I reach out to the various website tech support people, they tell me it's an issue with my computer -- which makes no sense because, as I said, the issue goes away when I use Firefox.

This has been going on for about 1-2 weeks.

I have cleared my Chrome cache/history etc. I disabled my popup blocker, my antivirus, all with no result. I even uninstalled Chrome from my PC and reinstalled it but the problem persists.

Very annoying!

Disable ipv6 from all network connections, including wifi. Then reboot.