Eversource Outage Map access blocked by 'Your browser is not supported' message on local site

The Eversource Outage Map is currently difficult to reach for some visitors after a news site displayed a prominent "your browser is not supported" message. The site states it wants to ensure the best experience for all readers and that it has been rebuilt to take advantage of the latest technology, making pages faster and easier to use. The message tells users: "Please download one of these browsers for the best experience on the site. "

Eversource Outage Map: what's the access problem

Visitors seeking the Eversource Outage Map encounter a clear access barrier: an on‑screen notice declaring that "your browser is not supported. " The notice communicates two central points drawn from the site message: the site was rebuilt to use newer technologies intended to make pages faster and easier to use, and the site is prompting users to install a supported browser to continue.

Why the site shows that "your browser is not supported"

The site explains it was rebuilt to take advantage of the latest technology, which it frames as a user benefit intended to ensure the best experience for all readers. That same upgrade appears to create compatibility limits for older or unsupported browsers, which triggers the message advising users that their current browser will not work with the updated site build.

What the message asks users to do

The on‑page message ends with a call to action: "Please download one of these browsers for the best experience on the site. " The specific list of recommended browsers is unclear in the provided context. The message emphasizes a preference for modern browsers that support the site's rebuilt technology, but the details about which browsers or versions are required are unclear in the provided context.

Next steps for readers trying to reach the Eversource Outage Map

• Follow the site prompt to download a supported browser as indicated in the on‑screen message.
• If the recommended browser list is not visible, note that which browsers to download is unclear in the provided context.
• Expect the site’s rebuilt pages to be described as faster and easier to use once access is restored through a supported browser.

What this means for users and local information access

The site frames the change as an effort to improve performance and user experience for all readers. At the same time, the on‑screen restriction—"your browser is not supported"—creates an immediate access problem for anyone trying to view time‑sensitive resources such as the Eversource Outage Map. The site’s instruction to download a supported browser is the only remedy presented in the message; additional guidance or alternative access options are unclear in the provided context.

Because the available text is limited to the site’s browser notice and its rationale, details about alternative ways to obtain outage information, the specific browsers required, or timeline for any fixes are unclear in the provided context.