Could modify your Header. Also which browser are you using. Might be a some extensions blocking certain cookies or urls possibly. Also make sure you are going to a legit site. I saw someone else post they can get to it.
Here are some directions to try with chrome:
  1. Install a User Agent Switcher extension:
    • Open Chrome and go to the Chrome Web Store
    • Search for "User-Agent Switcher for Chrome"
    • Choose a reputable extension (e.g., "User-Agent Switcher for Chrome" by Google)
    • Click "Add to Chrome" and confirm the installation
  2. Configure the User Agent:
    • Click on the extension icon in your Chrome toolbar
    • Select "Windows" as the operating system
    • Choose a specific browser version (e.g., "Chrome on Windows")
  3. Visit the website:
    • Go to the site that was previously blocking you
    • Attempt to log in
  4. (Optional) Verify the user agent:
    • Open Chrome DevTools (Press F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I)
    • Go to the "Network" tab
    • Refresh the page
    • Click on any request in the Network panel
    • Look for the "User-Agent" header in the "Request Headers" section
    • Confirm it shows a Windows user agent
  5. Remember to switch back:
    • When you're done, click the extension icon again
    • Select "Default" to return to your normal user agent
Thanks very much for this detailed reply.
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