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Is this due to JavaScript blocking? I mean, the whole premise of using AngularJS is that the client is executing JS..
by CatMtKing 13y ago
Is this due to JavaScript blocking? I mean, the whole premise of using AngularJS is that the client is executing JS..
- ehsanu1 13y agoIt's blocking tracking scripts/pixels/etc. If a site's JS happens to rely on some external tracker having been loaded, it can break the site. I think that's what's usually happening here. Moral of the story: don't rely on external scripts people.
- rhizome 13y agoI think the moral is more that if you're not going to let them track you however they want and using whoever they want, they'd rather not have you as a visitor.