oh, I just realized that you wrote: "I know the problem is on my side, but I need help fixing it. I have the same problem with images embedded in a few other web sites, typically maps too." Hmm, okay, 1. [is JavaScript enabled?](http://www.enable-javascript.com/) (likely it is, otherwise not "Most web sites work perfectly for me") 2. try a https (via SSL/TLS) access: https://www.openstreetmap.org/ . That prevents your ISP or any "security" software (which is not *in* your browser) from altering the content (assuming that you do not have installed any fake root certificates in your browser). Am am sorry that you have such a bad experience on your first try to access OSM. OSM is more than just those web maps. Based on our data are also for example GPS devices maps, smartphone apps, … That might be another option if you have such a device (many questions here exist how to use OSM on other devices, just search or ask a new one or look at [Software](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software)). *Addition:* I will try have tried http://www.openstreetmap.org with an WinXP computer with Firefox in the next minutes …35.0.1: works (even the new routing). With IE8 it does not work (as expected - I just see some messed up controls but no map). With an old Iron 16 (chromium-based) it worked too.

oh, I just realized that you wrote: "I know the problem is on my side, but I need help fixing it. I have the same problem with images embedded in a few other web sites, typically maps too." Hmm, okay, 1. [is JavaScript enabled?](http://www.enable-javascript.com/) (likely it is, otherwise not "Most web sites work perfectly for me") 2. try a https (via SSL/TLS) access: https://www.openstreetmap.org/ . That prevents your ISP or any "security" software (which is not *in* your browser) from altering the content (assuming that you do not have installed any fake root certificates in your browser). Am am sorry that you have such a bad experience on your first try to access OSM. OSM is more than just those web maps. Based on our data are also for example GPS devices maps, smartphone apps, ... … That might be another option if you have such a device (many questions here exist how to use OSM on other devices, just search or ask a new one or look at [Software](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software)).[Software](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software)). *Addition:* I will try with an WinXP computer with Firefox in the next minutes …

oh, I just realized that you wrote: "I know the problem is on my side, but I need help fixing it. I have the same problem with images embedded in a few other web sites, typically maps too." Hmm, okay, 1. [is JavaScript enabled?](http://www.enable-javascript.com/) (likely it is, otherwise not "Most web sites work perfectly for me") 2. try a https (via SSL/TLS) access: https://www.openstreetmap.org/ . That prevents your ISP or any "security" software (which is not *in* your browser) from altering the content (assuming that you do not have installed any fake root certificates in your browser). Am am sorry that you have such a bad experience on your first try to access OSM. OSM is more than just those web maps. Based on our data are also for example GPS devices maps, smartphone apps, ... That might be another option if you have such a device (many questions here exist how to use OSM on other devices, just search or ask a new one or look at [Software](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software)).

oh, I just realized that you wrote: "I know the problem is on my side, but I need help fixing it. I have the same problem with images embedded in a few other web sites, typically maps too." Hmm, okay, 1. [is JavaScript enabled?](http://www.enable-javascript.com/) enabled?](http://www.enable-javascript.com/) (likely it is, otherwise not "Most web sites work perfectly for me") 2. try a https (via SSL/TLS) access: https://www.openstreetmap.org/ . That prevents your ISP or any "security" software from altering the content (assuming that you do not have installed any fake root certificates in your browser). Am am sorry that you have such a bad experience on your first try to access OSM. OSM is more than just those web maps. Based on our data are also for example GPS devices maps, smartphone apps, ... That might be another option if you have such a device (many questions here exist how to use OSM on other devices, just search or ask a new one or look at [Software](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software)).

oh, I just realized that you wrote: "I know the problem is on my side, but I need help fixing it. I have the same problem with images embedded in a few other web sites, typically maps too." Hmm, okay, 1. [is JavaScript enabled?](http://www.enable-javascript.com/) 2. try a https (via SSL/TLS) access (that access: https://www.openstreetmap.org/ . That prevents your ISP or any "security" software from doing anything with altering the content (assuming that you do not have installed any fake root certificates in your browser): https://www.openstreetmap.org/ browser). Am am sorry that you have such a bad experience on your first try to access OSM. OSM is more than just those web maps. Based on our data are also for example GPS devices maps, smartphone apps, ... That might be another option if you have such a device (many questions here exist how to use OSM on other devices, just search or ask a new one or look at [Software](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software)).

oh, I just realized that you wrote: "I know the problem is on my side, but I need help fixing it. I have the same problem with images embedded in a few other web sites, typically maps too." Hmm, okay, 1. [is JavaScript enabled?](http://www.enable-javascript.com/) 2. try a https (via SSL/TLS) access (that prevents your ISP or any "security" software from doing anything with the content (assuming that you do not have installed any fake root certificates in your browser): https://www.openstreetmap.org/ Am am sorry that you have such a bad experience on your first try to access OSM. OSM is more than just those web maps. Based on our data are also for example GPS devices maps, smartphone apps, ... That might be another option if you have such a device (many questions here exist how to use OSM on other devices, just search or ask a new one or look at [Software](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Software)).