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Yeah. If you block all js, the blank doesnt occur. It's just when you block google js. It also creates blank layers above the actual content.
by ffpip 6y ago
Yeah. If you block all js, the blank doesnt occur. It's just when you block google js.
It also creates blank layers above the actual content.
- samoa42 6y agohave noticed this with a growing number of websites; they load fine/fast if you block .js but show a paywall/annoyification when .js is enabled... "if you insist"