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Thanks for the tip. It seems that ghostery's issue was fixed in August [1]. The latest version of ghostery does not block Stripe elements. Preventing an extensi

Thanks for the tip. It seems that ghostery's issue was fixed in August [1]. The latest version of ghostery does not block Stripe elements. Preventing an extension update isn't straight forward so we are left wondering if there's some other extension that's blocking Stripe. https://twitter.com/stripe/status/899812679447187456 https://twitter.com/stripe/status/899812679447187456

Artemis2 9y ago
True, didn’t realize they had pulled the block. Would be interesting to know how the decision was made with respect to user privacy (vs. breaking sites). I don’t know which other extensions may block Stripe.js unfortunately!
Cthulhu_ 9y ago
I can imagine there's other similar addons that use the same list, but don't update it as frequently. Stripe could/should offer a self-hosted version of the .js file for just this case, as a fallback to the official .js file; enabling basic payments, but with a notice that an addon is blocking the official stripe.js file and fraud protection is not enabled. Maybe even charge a slightly higher fee to the end-user? Probably not the right thing to do. Offer a fallback that survives external JS blockers.