If you provide a little more information, there's a good chance that somebody will be able to help. Try to describe exactly what happens, along with any error messages - and it's always helpful to know your operating system (eg Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2 or whatever), and the exact version of your browser - in this instance, Internet Explorer 8 or 9 or 10 or 11.
Did the fault begin after a Windows update? And so on and forth.
A couple of thoughts in the meantime.
Developers tend to support current browsers, but might sometimes prove a little conservative in bringing stuff right up to date. Thus, if you're using IE 8, it's possible that it just can't handle the present day eBay (for instance - I'm sure lots of people still use it here); if you're on IE11, it might be worth trying "Compatibility view" in case it's a little too cutting edge for the site.
If you're still using Windows XP, then you're stuck with IE 8, or earlier. It would make a great deal of sense to switch to a more modern and secure browser. My own preference would be Mozilla Firefox. A lot of people are very happy with Chrome, but if you're concerned about online privacy, you might like to do a little more research about this particular browser before using it.
If your computer is suddenly showing signs of ill-temper, it's also worth checking that no malware has climbed aboard. At the very minimum, I'd run scans with your antivirus and with Malwarebytes or similar, removing anything unpleasant which those scans unearth.
Probably worth double-checking that your Windows updates are fully up to date, too.
It sometimes helps to run a disk check ("chkdsk"), and to check that Windows files are intact by running the sfc /scannow command.
Just a few things to think about - if you could provide greater detail, someone might be able to provide a more specific "fix."
Best of luck!
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