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From Sam Woods Club# 798761 - 798761.toastmastersclubs.org/ - We are a Corporate Club and our company is on Windows 7 and IE 11. Trying to access 798761.toastmastersclubs.org/ - We get “Open” or “Save” options at the bottom of the screen - We cannot “Open” the file – Nothing we have will open the file. --- “Save” – Leads to the same thing as “Open”, we can’t open the file and cannot access our FTH site at all. In researching this, I believe it may be the “Privacy and Cookie Policy” .GZ file pop-up that can’t be accessed. Attached PDF document has screen shots.

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Thanks for the quick reply Brian.
We cannot get to our FTH site at all to see a “Reload” link at the bottom of the club website.
Only have “Open”, “Save”, or “Cancel” options that don’t allow us to access the club website at all.
Please see the attached PDF screen-shot

I have no problem accessing your website from the link you posted above.

Are you sure that you just don't have a bad link to your website somewhere? What happens if you just type your website address in the address bar? Do you have any issues accessing it from a different computer?

Can you access your site from home not using a work computer or network?

Thank you Steve and Brian for the responses.
My home computer is Windows 10 with MS Edge and can access our site after “Accepting the cookies” pop-up message - 798761.toastmastersclubs.org/ - However, we are a Corporate Club, our company is Windows 7 with IE 11, and we use our work computers. I asked our other members and none us can access our FTH site now. I tried every way I could think of to access the URL I think it is the “Privacy and Cookie Policy” .GZ file pop-up that can’t be opened, even after saving it. We don't have a "Reload" link at the bottom. We will all gladly accept the cookies to be able to access our FTH site again. Please see the attached PDF as another example of the problem.

Why are your using Google to access your website? (wrong approach)

To me, it looks like your browser is lacking an address bar to type in your website address. Perhaps your corporate IT has modified your work browser or something. Perhaps you could just create a favorite instead?

Because you can access your website from your home computer, that proves it is accessible, just not from your work computers. This seems to me like something you should be talking to your work IT about rather than us. Essentially, you have a computer issue, not a FreeToastHost issue.