No. A lot of sites have ad tracking added to their app bundles which aren't wrapped in a try/catch block. The tracking code is usually initialized first, befor

No. A lot of sites have ad tracking added to their app bundles which aren't wrapped in a try/catch block. The tracking code is usually initialized first, before the rest of the code in the app bundle. So if the network request fails due to ad blocking, the tracking code breaks. And if it isn't caught, the rest of the code doesn't load.