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Just tried using Firefox Quantum 62.2.2 on Debian with different configurations - NoScript enabled and disabled, and tracking protection enabled and disabled. C
by samjanis 8y ago
Just tried using Firefox Quantum 62.2.2 on Debian with different configurations - NoScript enabled and disabled, and tracking protection enabled and disabled. Can't seem to replicate what you're getting.
What browser and OS are you using?
Do you have any plugins/extensions active? (Ad blockers, etc. I don't run any, NoScript does a better job.)
- MarkMc 8y agoSeems to happen in Chrome for Mac and Android. No extensions or plugins.
- samjanis 8y agoGotcha. Turns out to be Chrome (or Chromium) specific. In article.js loaded with this page there is a section that looks like: dataLayer.push({event:"mittr:detectIncognitoMode",action:"detect",category:"incognito-mode",label:n}) Commenting out the function block surrounding it where it starts with "function y() {..." stops the class ".incognito-wall-shown" from being applied to "section.incognito-wall" found in the main HTML page - although this is just a quick dig and haven't debugged any further (I'm halfway through something else but this caught my interest ;) )