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Hello. It seems that Google has created a way of "dealing with" Firefox's automatic removal of the page seeking one's acceptance or rejection of cookies. Each time I refresh the page, the accept/reject cookies pop-up briefly flicks on-screen but then disappears and one is back at the consent page:
So as things are, I cannot access the consent page to either reject or accept the cookies, and therefore I cannot get past the consent page and into googlemaps.
Google may be aware of Firefox's way of "dealing with" the consent page and has found a way of making it impossible for people to proceed to use of the googlemaps website.
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Firefox 115 doesn't have the Cookie Banner Blocker.
Try clearing site cookies and disabling Tracking Protection for the site.
Does it still happen in Troubleshoot Mode?
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Firefox 115 doesn't have the Cookie Banner Blocker.
Try clearing site cookies and disabling Tracking Protection for the site.
Does it still happen in Troubleshoot Mode?
Thank you, @zeroknight.
I didn't know about "Troubleshoot Mode". Thanks for giving me the link to info about it. In that mode the problem did not occur.
So I considered whether "Ghostery", tracking-blocker, might be responsible, although the problem has never occurred before and I have been using "Ghostery" for years. Anyway, I disabled "Ghostery" for the googlemaps.co.uk website, and the problem did not occur.
Thank you for solving the problem!