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

In addition to my other website (Pottery Bar blocking my access), I just received this message today when I tried to open my Telus mobility bill:

"Application error: client-side exception has ocurred (see the browser console for more information"

This is now a VERY big problem, I don't mind checking other websites on my phone, but my mobility bill/website has two levels of authentication and I simply need to have access to this website, in order to review and pay my bill on time.

Any ideas?

Tnx

Slavica Leporis

Disable ipv6 and use a different browser to elimiate caching issues.

Problem solved

I have been having similar problems that started yesterday. I tried accessing Office Deport website from my laptop and it stated that there are no Office Depot locations in my country. I am in the USA. WHen I access the same webiste via my phone on WiFi I got the same message as my WIndows 11 laptop. When i discinnected phone fomr WiFi and used cellular, I accessed the website without problem.

I upgraded to WIndows 11 Pro last week. I Contacted my ISP and torubleshooted it down to the router. Swapped in an old router I had and the problem was resolved until today when it started again. This time I have an access denied message when trying to get to Shark Clean (vacuum) website. "You don't have permission to access "http://www.sharkclean.com/" on this server."

Suggestions?

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

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!