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A specific website will not load, Console identifies a Cross Origin Request Blocked error

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A website that I have used for years to track my wine cellar invenory has ceased functioning for me. The Web Designer tells me that the problem is a network issue and not his problem. I get no solutions from my ISP.

When I attempt to load the page and look at the Console I get the following error message in response to several GET requests:

Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://cdn.ct-static.com/dist/js/ct.min.1530c2da96.js.

A web search tells me that this policy is a browser safety net. Any suggestions for troubleshooting?

A website that I have used for years to track my wine cellar invenory has ceased functioning for me. The Web Designer tells me that the problem is a network issue and not his problem. I get no solutions from my ISP. When I attempt to load the page and look at the Console I get the following error message in response to several GET requests: '''Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://cdn.ct-static.com/dist/js/ct.min.1530c2da96.js.''' A web search tells me that this policy is a browser safety net. Any suggestions for troubleshooting?

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I have identified that it must be my router blocking the requests. I used a wifi on the same ISP as mine and it works fine, so that rules out both the ISP, and Firefox!

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I have identified that it must be my router blocking the requests. I used a wifi on the same ISP as mine and it works fine, so that rules out both the ISP, and Firefox!

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