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When users login into Pinterest they get and blank page and the says error that something went wrong.

Hi

We use windows 7 and the internet explorer is version 11. When staff login into pintrest they are able to successfully load the page.
But if a student’s login the page is blank and doesn’t load anything are getting the following error on the webpage . Please see the attached snapshot.
https://www.pinterest.co.uk/

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Any help to get this sorted will be great. Please post me tutorials
Thanks in advance.
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I tried with Chrome and it didn't work  and  had the same error.Please post me if these is a way of doing this through the group policy.
Students will be accessing computers around the network.
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