I've had the same problem. I usually load the first browser page which does this, then I load a second browser page to get around it. However, now that I've added the recent update (updated on January 11, 2025) there is no getting away from it. When I was in a different country, there were young people I talked with who would tell my to download a protection like antivirus protection that would show all the trackers who were tracking you. You could actually get rid of some of the microsoft lines of code that were doing this. I haven't been able to correct this error only by what I did above, but after the recent update, I have found that I can't get around this. I think it sends the info of the link you clicked to whomever is collecting the data on your browsing habits. It is more common on servers out of Europe.