Browser extensions like Ghostery, uBlock, etc. will interfere with benign site functions like Square transactions.
This ticket proposes to detect when a blocker is used (either passively -- eg, noticing whether Square's iframe renders -- or actively -- deliberately performing an action that triggers most blockers to see if one responds) and throw up a notice explaining that the blocker will interfere with the action the user is trying to perform, and provide instructions for how to whitelist mltshp.com (and/or relevant affiliates like Square) without affecting the blocker's behavior anywhere else.
Browser extensions like Ghostery, uBlock, etc. will interfere with benign site functions like Square transactions.
This ticket proposes to detect when a blocker is used (either passively -- eg, noticing whether Square's iframe renders -- or actively -- deliberately performing an action that triggers most blockers to see if one responds) and throw up a notice explaining that the blocker will interfere with the action the user is trying to perform, and provide instructions for how to whitelist mltshp.com (and/or relevant affiliates like Square) without affecting the blocker's behavior anywhere else.