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I don't know specifically for X/Twitter, but typically it isn't actively malicious but instead just bad programming. The JS is written in a way that breaks when

I don't know specifically for X/Twitter, but typically it isn't actively malicious but instead just bad programming. The JS is written in a way that breaks when the <tracking/ad/whatever is blocked> fails to load.

Ygg2 2y ago
I'm pretty sure that's a feature not a bug. Same with anti adblock tech.
intelVISA 2y ago
Malice and bad programming are interchangeable in most contexts, one day our industry will learn this but not until a few more CrowdStrikes and a few less Js frameworks, runtimes and crapwares.