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I'm not trying to complain about how the website is implemented, but, all I get is a blank gray screen no matter how many JS domains I whitelist. The only funct

I'm not trying to complain about how the website is implemented, but, all I get is a blank gray screen no matter how many JS domains I whitelist. The only functional bit is the 3rd party 'crisp' chat thing in the lower right. I think for most people the best option is running a static webserver, forwarding the port, and then copying .html and media files into folders in ~/www/ (or whatever).

danShumway 5y ago
This is just an off-the-cuff guess, but I wonder if you're ironically not blocking enough Javascript? The page loads for me as long as I allow 1st party scripts. I don't have XHR turned on for the site. Iframes obviously don't work, but everything else seems functional: navigation, controls. I don't see a chat option anywhere, I guess I'm blocking that. Just purely a guess, may not be the real issue, and you may already be doing that anyway. But I've run into websites where it feels like half of their JS exists to break the other half, and when I reduce down to only 1st-party, everything suddenly starts working better.
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