It seems like you might be encountering issues with accessing content on a website. To resolve this, you can typically enable JavaScript (JS) and manage your ad blocker settings in your web browser. Here's a general guide on how to do this:

Enabling JavaScript

1. Chrome:

   • Click the three dots in the upper-right corner of the browser window.
   • Go to 'Settings' > 'Privacy and security' > 'Site Settings'.
   • Scroll down to 'Content' and click on 'JavaScript'.
   • Turn it on by toggling the switch to the right.

2. Firefox:

   • Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter.
   • Search for javascript.enabled.
   • Double-click it to change the value to true.

3. Safari:

• Go to 'Preferences' in the Safari menu.
• Click on the 'Security' tab.
• Check the box next to 'Enable JavaScript'.

4. Edge:
   • Click the three dots in the upper-right corner, then choose 'Settings'.
   • Under 'Cookies and site permissions', click 'JavaScript'.
   • Turn it on by toggling the switch to the right.

Disabling Ad Blocker

1. Find your ad blocker extension or settings in your browser:

   • Look for an icon near the address bar that resembles a stop sign (uBlock Origin, Adblock Plus, etc.).
   • Click on it to access the options or settings.

2. Temporarily disable the ad blocker on the site:

   • Often, there's an option to "Pause on this site" or "Whitelist this site" which allows ads temporarily or permanently for specific sites.

3. Alternatively, disable the ad blocker extension entirely:

• Go to your browser's extension settings.
• Turn off or remove the ad blocker extension.

Make sure to refresh the webpage after making these changes. If you continue to experience issues, try accessing the site with a different browser or in incognito mode, as this can sometimes bypass extensions and settings that interfere with site access.