Windows 10: Can’t open some popular sites in Edge & Chrome – Opera and Firefox seem okay.

I’m stuck and am getting very frustrated, so hopefully someone can help me out with this. I simply can’t open popular social networks within Edge & Chrome. I did some online research and still can’t seem to fix this. I can open most other sites through chrome except for Facebook, Whatsapp for web, and Instagram. Now, I am having trouble opening some other, less popular sites, likesociallyinfused, which is my site. Most other sites work though. I tried reset chrome settings and released my DNS and even flushed it but still nothing. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.

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Firefox "blocked by administrator; Edge, Chrome, Opera, IE not blocked

I run W10 (upgrade from 8.0) on a Lenovo G700 laptop. This morning, I reinstalled Firefox, but I get a "blocked by administrator" message. Chrome, Opera, Edge and IE all work normally. I can bring Firefox up with "Run as Administrator," but that won't
work when I click on a link in an email. How do I fix this? (I have a vague memory that I dealt with it before, but I can't remember any of the steps.)

 

Unable to access secure sites in either Edge or Chrome - Firefox is not affected

FOLLOW-UP...

1. What OS Build of Windows 10 Version 1703 is currently installed e.g.,
OS Build 14393.970)?

• Press & hold the Windows Key and press the R
  key. In the RUN dialog, type WINVER and press the Enter key.

2. Are you able to access all "secure sites" using Edge, Internet Explorer and Chrome now?

3. Is Firefox version 53.0.2 (or higher) and/or Google Chrome version 58.0.3029.110 (or higher) installed now?

 

Chrome is #1--Literally


The numbers are in for April 2016, and YES, Google Chrome has passed Internet Explorer as the world’s most popular browser!

Chrome has 41.66% to Explorer’s 41.35%.

At 9.76%, Firefox is #3.

Safari passed Edge and now holds 4.91%.

Opera, under new ownership, at 1.89%

I was surprised to see that Edge, which last month was the world’s fastest-growing browser, dropped below .5% and isn’t even listed. Another tracking site stated “Edge is used by less than 0.1% of all the websites whose traffic analysis tool we know.”