TF31003 when trying to connect to Visual Studio Team Services from VS 2012

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we are working on have a small mini project, we want to use visual studio team services online and check in our code in to that so that we can work on the project as a team

created an account and started in to https://www.visualstudio.com/products/visual-studio-team-services-vs

After creating account got the URL details to my mail Your account URL - https://xyzproject.visualstudio.com/

Next , from my project in Visual studio 2012, View tab --> Team Explorer --> Connect to team foundation server --> Servers --> Add -->

Name or URL of Team foundation server | https://xyzproject.visualstudio.com/
Path                                  | TFS
Port No                               | 8080
Protocol                              | HTTP

I receive the following error:

Error : An error has occurred with the script on the page.
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What version of Windows are you running? – jessehouwing
PS port should be 443, protocol: https and path `/``, unless your Visual Studio instance grays out. Also make sure you've installed VS2012 update 5. – jessehouwing
You could also try using the "Open in Visual Studio" link on the your Visual Studio Team Services Project page. – jessehouwing
Your post contained the same type in the Url. Ensure you prefix the correct protocol: https://xyzproject.visualstudio.com/ – jessehouwing
I am using windows 7, installed VS2012 update 5, https protocol and 443 port... i have given the Url as xyzproject.visualstudio.com , path is given as tfs by default in the window ... It is showing script error popup, object doesn't support this action. – python

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First, make sure the settings you entered is correct as Jesse mentioned. The protocol should be "https" and port should be "443". And then reset your IE to default settings and then try again. If the issue still occurs, then check your IE version and upgrade it to IE 11. Check this link for reference: Troubleshooting connections from Internet Explorer & Visual Studio to Visual Studio.