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this usually happens with ad blockers. they somehow mess up a page, and then you get angry customers saying the page doesn't work for them. we need a solution
by kmlx 7y ago
this usually happens with ad blockers. they somehow mess up a page, and then you get angry customers saying the page doesn't work for them.
we need a solution to this mess. so far i've seen popups (of all things) letting users know they should disable the ad blocking. but that's not a solution. ideally websites should not break when ad blockers are enabled, but i've seen sites where their core product depends on ad blocking being disabled. strange/chaotic times we live in.