Windows 10: Is there a generic "read-only" mode in a browser?

Hi

I am speaking to a customer service rep at an org that I do business with. I am having an issue accessing data on a page on their site; the page tries to load, but I get an hourglass equivalent, and the page is stuck in limbo. Tried the latest FFox and Chrome.

The customer service rep says that they can access the page and all of it's data on their end using a generic "read-only" mode.

I do not know if this is something specific to their server or not, but am hoping that there is a way to put a browser - any browser, even if I have to d/l another - in this mode to access all of the data. I have searched a bit, and done things like disable images, browsing in text only mode, and the like, but no success.

I can't post a link, as it's an internal page that requires a log in.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

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