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Location is one thing. Browser is another.
If you can't access a site from one location, and its a location based issue, it won't matter what browser you use.
if you are being blocked by this site, or by your ISP, or any other type of block, it will affect any browser you use.
Sure, a VPN can get around a geo-blocking issue, but its a misleading fix.
If you can access a site from your location (using only one browser) then its not a location or geoblocking issue.
Its a browser issue (or related add-on, browser setting, system setting related to the browser, etc)
Some sites I cannot access with Brave because the "Shields" are too strict.
I can adjust all the Shields and settings, but there are too many settings for me to bother with...I just switch back to Chrome.
But the problem is a browser/system relate problem.
Strip down your browser...turn off all security settings, allow everything(cookies, etc).
Remove plug-ins and extensions.
Stop Antivirus and Malware related services related to the browser.
In fact, turn off your antivirus and malware software completely.
Once you are sure everything is neutral, try to connect to the site.
If you can, start turning things back on until you can't.
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