Re: Ad blockers are known to cause errors
Posted by smashburger on .
Who the heck would wanna block ads? I personally click on each ad everytime it pops up and buy 4 each of that product.
If any advertisers see this message I encourage you to pay Vimm more money because the ads are working.
"I don't know how to put this but...I'm kind of a big deal. People know me."
If any advertisers see this message I encourage you to pay Vimm more money because the ads are working.
"I don't know how to put this but...I'm kind of a big deal. People know me."
When attempting to download ROMs, I get the following error:
"An unexpected browser error has occurred. Ad blockers are known to cause errors, so if you're using one please disable it for this site."
I'm running a Pi-hole across my entire network, and I'm assuming that's the issue here, as I get the same error in incognito mode with all plugins disabled, as well as on a completely different browser I downloaded and installed specifically to try diagnose this issue (Waterfox, if that makes any difference).
I'm happy to let Vimm through my adblocker, because Vimm rules, and has for at least the last 10 years. But can we have specifics about this? As nothing shows up in my Pi-hole log and I can't figure out what's tripping the download script up, so I don't know what to whitelist.
"An unexpected browser error has occurred. Ad blockers are known to cause errors, so if you're using one please disable it for this site."
I'm running a Pi-hole across my entire network, and I'm assuming that's the issue here, as I get the same error in incognito mode with all plugins disabled, as well as on a completely different browser I downloaded and installed specifically to try diagnose this issue (Waterfox, if that makes any difference).
I'm happy to let Vimm through my adblocker, because Vimm rules, and has for at least the last 10 years. But can we have specifics about this? As nothing shows up in my Pi-hole log and I can't figure out what's tripping the download script up, so I don't know what to whitelist.