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I am unable to access my internet banking page

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I have been using the browser for over a year to do my internet banking. For the last 3 weeks I have been unable to connect via my laptop, I enter the first line of my security and when I press NEXT, the page appears to be frozen.

an error message comes up telling me there is a script running on the page, do I want to wait or close it.

I choose to close it, but the page remains frozen.

I have been using the browser for over a year to do my internet banking. For the last 3 weeks I have been unable to connect via my laptop, I enter the first line of my security and when I press NEXT, the page appears to be frozen. an error message comes up telling me there is a script running on the page, do I want to wait or close it. I choose to close it, but the page remains frozen.

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