How do I get rid of a dialog box that keeps coming back even though I press Cancel?

I was looking up Olympic stats on Norwegian website, and must have inadvertently clicked a link. The dialog box says: "There is no application set to open the URL nasjoner:2"
It goes on to tell me to search the App Store , choose an application, or cancel.

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