How do I permanently delete my account here?

Greetings,

What is buggy about your account and what account are you trying to delete exactly? I can delete your Community forums account if you like, but that would not impact the www.microcenter.com website. In your post, you mention an ESET account but that would have no effect on Micro Center as those are not the same websites.

I don't think deleting your account would make any sort of change for this. Can you provide pictures of the issues you are having so we can pass them along to the team who manages the website? Have you tried this with another browser to see if the issues persist?

What is your current browser? You may want to upgrade to Firefox anyway if you aren't already on it. :P

Honestly though if you haven't done any major modifications to the browser (like ad and script blocking / security hardening) it probably isn't that (and I do all that and that functionality works fine on my end AFAICT. Though you could try loading it in a private window/tab just to be sure.

I run uMatrix though and those settings can be... tricky. You enable the scripts you need for the site to work and leave the abusive ones disabled. For this site I have almost everything enabled except for googletagmanager.com (that's at the very bottom but I'd have had to scroll down to get it.)

Noscript is another plugin which isn't anywhere near as involved but has similar functionality.

Sorry I should probably look at this forum more, but I probably annoy the administration enough as it is.

Edge is the default browser from Microsoft and was created to replace Internet Explorer. It's the default browser that comes with Windows now so any and all exploits are targeting both that and Chrome (as Edge is based off of Chromium which is the "open source" development version of Chrome (that still connects to all of Google's services.)) On the plus side both of those have become very secure and battle hardened over the years, there are still security issues. Also as they are heavily actively developed patches for those issues are sent out pretty fast. It's still a worry but less of one these days.

It mostly comes down to who you want to trust with your data and browsing habits. I don't trust either Alphabet (owns Google) or Microsoft. Firefox is completely open source and is based on the Gecko web engine. It's only one of many alternatives though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_browsers is fun if you want to get into the weeds of all the differences. Most people only go with what comes with the system. MS knows this so they've gotten all the manufacturers to ship their operating system which comes with their browser, thereby controlling the enduser spectrum of the market. The FTC needs to come along and smack them again like they did in the 90s, and Alphabet while they're at it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Corp.