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You chose to install a plugin that modifies documents you see in your browser. You certainly have that right. But it's not anyone else's fault if that plugin
by recursive 10y ago
You chose to install a plugin that modifies documents you see in your browser. You certainly have that right. But it's not anyone else's fault if that plugin modifies documents you see in your browser.
- lightedman 10y agoProperly-formatted CSS shouldn't be broken by uBlock. Nor should properly-formatted HTML.
- recursive 10y agoWell then, one of two things happened. Either you visited a site with improperly formed html or css, or uBlock doesn't work like it should.
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- gorhill 10y ago> You chose to install a plugin that modifies documents you see in your browser. You are jumping to a conclusion on a mere speculation. The site works fine with uBO + default settings/filter lists. I could not even "break" the site using "medium mode", which blocks all 3rd-party scripts/frames.